Cyber Warfare, CISA: China-linked hackers target US agencies
The cyber security experts: They use publicly available information sources and common, well-known TTPs. It’s the second warning in few days ahead the presidential elections.
Cyber Warfare, US expose new North Korea’s malware
The cyber security experts: They are COPPERHEDGE, TAINTEDSCRIBE, and PEBBLEDASH: a RAT and two trojans. Last February six other HIDDEN COBRA’s malicious codes were discovered.
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.
NASA: Cyber Threats Significantly Grow Due To Coronavirus
The SOC is worried about the boom of cyber attacks against employees. From phishing to malware. The cyber security experts: The trend will likely increase during the pandemic.
Cyber Espionage, North Korea’s Kimsuki evolves its TTPs
Yoroi-ZLab cyber security experts: The APT exploits a malware, compatible with the previous campaigns, and a new strategy to avoid being detected.
Fancy Bear target anti-doping authorities ahead of Tokyo 2020 Games
Microsoft cyber security experts: At least 16 national and international sporting and anti-doping organizations across three continents hit by cyber attacks which began September 16th.
EU studies risks for the cyber security posed by 5G networks
Threats to networks availability-integrity will become major security concern. The new technology will increase exposure to attacks and give more potential entry points for malicious hackers.
Cyber Warfare, USA hit North Korea state sponsored hackers
OFAC sactions Lazarus, Bluenoroff and Andariel. They’re linked to Pyongyang’s RGB and launched cyber attacks to support illicit weapon and missile programs, and to spy and sabotate enemies.
Hactivism as fashion has ended, it’s returning to origins
Insikt Group cyber security experts: The number of large-scale, international hacking operations most commonly associated with hacktivism, fall dramatically after 2016. Here’s why.
North Korea stole US$ 2bn with cyber attacks to fund It’s weapons program
It has been unveiled by a leaked United Nations report. Pyongyang state sponsored hackers as Lazarus preferred cryptocurrency to avoid international controls on money flux.