Cybercrime, 46% of C-level officers hit by spyware
Atlas VPN cyber security experts: The first country of origin is Russia. The reasons is the lack of resources that ensure productivity. Phishing in 2019 has been the main threat to companies.
Cybercrime, phishing on Covid-19 passes via NetSupport Manager
Microsoft's cyber security experts: An ongoing campaign exploits RAT through malicious macros on an Excel document related to the coronavirus. Attention, the baits vary!
Cybercrime leaked 8.4 billion documents in 2020 Q1
Atlas VPN cyber security experts: Most of the exposed data came from a single unprotected ElasticSearch server. Eleven data breaches exposed more than 100 million records each.
Cybercrime, coronavirus is the best lure/weapon to earn money
Palo Alto Networks cyber security experts: Malicious URLs average daily registration rose by 569%. It include domains hosting malware, phishing sites, malvertising, cryptomining, and black hat SEO.
Cybercrime spread BazarBackdoor trojan via Sendgrid
The cyber security experts: The malware is sent through a phishing campaign by TrickBot authors with different lures. Moreover, after a period of time, it installs Cobalt Strike on infected computer.
Cyber Espionage, APT32 targets Chinese government on coronavirus
FireEye cyber security experts: The Vietnam’s group, aka Ocean Lotus, tried to collect intelligence on the anti COVID-19 response. The weapons are spear phishing and METALJACK malware.
Cyber Security, cybercrime targeted businesses 22 million times in last week
Atlas VPN: malware is the first weapons of the aggressors, followed by C&C attacks and phishing. In the last 30 days the attacks were nearly 100 million.
Cyber Security, UK declares war to coronavirus cybercrime
NCSC launched some dedicated services, as Suspicious Email Reporting Service, and a Cyber Aware campaign to help protecting people against COVID-19 scams, phishing and attacks.
Microsoft protects for free healthcare organizations against cybercrime
The company will offer AccountGuard threat notification service at no cost to providers who fight coronavirus. The cyber security experts: attacks have 2 things in common: a person and email.
Cybercrime, sextortion attempt exploits the coronavirus bait
Cyber ​​security experts: The obligation to stay home for COVID-19 and the offer of free access to porn sites are driving the phishing campaign. Like the others, however, it is a scam.