Major cybersecurity events on 3rd April 2020: Domain names are leveraged to lure victims in the name of Coronavirus, NameCheap hosts one such domain. hacking forum OGUsers gets hacked again. Self-replicating Emotet infects Microsoft client’s entire network. Researcher hacks iOS, macOS camera vulnerabilities, Apple awards $75,000.Continue readingNameCheap facilitates fake domains, Crimson RAT targets Indian Financial sector, Spearphishing spreads LokiBot, and more
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Major cybersecurity events on 27th March 2020: Teleworking attracts brute-force attacks on Linksys routers. European companies targeted by hackers, suspected to be the Silence and TA505 groups. FBI warns of malicious USB drives delivered via USPS. Remcos RAT payloads target U.S. SBA.Continue readingRemcos RAT cloaked as SMB grants, Malicious USBs doing the rounds, Hacked Linksys routers, and more
Major cybersecurity events on 26th March 2020: 4G networks vulnerable to DoS attacks. Hackers deliver Oski malware via Coronavirus apps. Palesa breaches AMD, demands money in exchange of files. Hackers target Italy and Spain amidst Coronavirus pandemic. Maze ransomware hits Chubb.Continue readingRansomware targets Chubb, Poisoned News campaign serves malware, and more
Major cybersecurity events on 25th March 2020: GE employees’ Canon mail accounts hacked. Fake payment form on Tupperware site used to steal credit card details. Hacked news sites delivers backdoor malware disguised as Google updates. Microsoft’s new update fixes Windows Defender.Continue readingCanon breached, Tupperware, news sites hacked, Citrix, Cisco hit, and more
Twitter announces that its API had been exploited to match usernames to phone numbers. While the fake accounts responsible for this have been suspended, the impact of this is still not known. Magecart targets Olympic tickets reseller’s payment platform to steal customer payment card numbers. And Apollon Market may be pulling off an exit scam,…Continue readingCloudSEK Daily Threat Bulletin – 4th February 2020