Cyber Security, Oracle: Update WebLogic Server ASAP!
Cybercrime is still exploiting the Remote Code Execution (RCE) CVE-2020-2883 vulnerability, patched un April, to launch waves of cyber attacks.
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 Security: coronavirus becomes ransomware, perhaps for charity
Malware Hunter Team discovers an extortion/donation attempt, originating from Iraq and linked to COVID-19, which exploits the Corona virus. Experts divided whether it is cybercrime or not.
Cybercrime, Dharma (CrySIS) ransomware source code is for sale online
The cyber security experts: The malware costs $2,000. There could be a broader proliferation among multiple groups, and an eventual surge in attacks. Furthermore, it’s undecryptable.
Coronavirus, infosec community take the field against cybercrime
Cyber Security companies assemble ad hoc groups of malware experts and blue teams, who share information with community and healthcare organizations. Worst threat are the ransomware.
Cyber Security, Ransomware are deployed 3 days after organization’s infiltration
FireEye cyber security experts: Cybercrime execute malware after working hours and on weekend. Infection vectors: RDP, phishing with link-attachment, and drive by download.
Ransomware, cybercrime earned $144.35 million in six years
FBI supervisory special agent DeCapua: The Top Ten of malware variants sees Ryuk as the winner with $61.26 million, followed by Crysis/Dharma ($24.48 million) and Bitpaymer ($8.04 million).
Cybercrime, here it comes Nodera: an anomalous ransomware
Cyber security experts on the SANS forums: The malware is based on the Node.js framework and would still be in development.
Cybercrime, Satan ransomware turns into 5ss5c
Cyber security researcher Bart Blaze: The malware, although it has already attacked several victims, is still under development and could expand the list of targets and spread.
Cybercrime, Maze authors publish data of other ransomware victims
The cyber security experts: Malware attacks against companies are becoming data breach and they probably will increase in 2020.