Major cybersecurity events on 29th June 2020: CloudSEK researcher reports 40,000 Indiamart suppliers’ data. Aspire News App, domestic violence assistance app, suffers data breach. Hackers threaten to leak beverage firm Lion’s stolen files, following a ransomware attack. Continue readingTikTok stops clipboard snooping after Apple exposes it, 5 million DeviceLock users’ data leaked, and more
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Major cybersecurity events on 4th June 2020 (Morning Post): New phishing campaign targets Microsoft Office 365 remote workers with fake VPN configurations. Maze Ransomware operators switches mode of attack to data breaches after victim denied to pay ransom. TrickBot releases new malware, BazarBackdoor.Continue readingiPhone looters get a surprise from Apple, Mobile phishing attacks skyrocket, Voila reports attacks on servers, and more
Major cybersecurity events on 3rd June 2020 (Morning Post): Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation leaks personal data of clients. Computer operations have been restored in Bernards Township after a ransomware attack had struck their systems. CSG shrugs off ransomware demand of 102 Bitcoins.Continue readingGSuite apps have access to Gmail, Drive, and other external services, Apple patches jailbreak, and more
Major cybersecurity events on 26th May 2020 (Evening Post): UN officials warn of rise in malicious emails. Three hacking forums hacked, database leaked online. New Blue Mockingbird malware infects thousands of systems. Hackers release a new jailbreak that unlocks every iPhone.Continue readingIdentities of abuse survivors leaked in data breach, 80,000 Cyrpto Wallet users’ data stolen, and more
Major cybersecurity events on 24th April 2020: Fake NHS website set up to spread malware. Stealthier network hacking malware, BazarBackdoor released by TrickBot gang. Message notification text-bomb crashes iPhones. IT incident, presumably a ransomware attack targets Parkview Medical Center.Continue reading160,000 Nintendo accounts hacked, Phishing Zoom meetings threatens to lay-off employees, and more
Major cybersecurity events on 22nd April 2020: Suspicious domains impersonate and target Netflix, Disney+. Fitness app Kinomap leaks 42 million records of users. Phishing attacks use fast food lures to target government employees. Hackers breach 60 ad servers, add malicious advertisements.Continue readingMore gaming companies targeted, Sextortion spam mails demand $800 in BTC, US relief funds leak data, and more
Major cybersecurity events on 7th April 2020: FIN6 and TrickBot pair up to deliver TrickBot’s malware framework Anchor. Global COVID-19 apps found to have vulnerabilities. Microsoft Exchange severe flaw impacts 350k servers. Maze Ransomware targets HMR, Malwarebytes targeted in malverstising campaigns.Continue readingEmail.it hacked, Zoom login details on dark web, World Wired Labs sells trojan, FIN6 and TrickBot deliver Anchor, and more
Round Up of Major Breaches and Scams Comcast accidentally published 200,000 “unlisted” phone numbers Comcast mistakenly published the names, phone numbers, and addresses of nearly 200,000 customers who paid monthly fees to make their numbers unlisted. The names and numbers were made available on Ecolisting, a directory run by Comcast, and picked up by third-party directories.…Continue readingCloudSEK Daily Threat Bulletin – 12th March 2020
Round Up of Major Breaches and Scams Years-long campaign targets hackers through trojanized hacking tools Vietnam based threat group has been hacking other hackers through njRAT infected hacking tools. Instead of directly hacking systems, spreading trojanized hacking tools gives them complete access to a much larger pool of hacked data. These trojanized tools have been…Continue readingCloudSEK Daily Threat Bulletin – 10th March 2020
From charity organizations to government entities, just in the last few days, we have seen the impact of attacks on, 12 Indian government entities, the city of Racine, a voter registration website, and the Red Kite Community Housing charity. With Emotet finding a new carrier in W-9 tax forms, it is more obvious than ever…Continue readingCloudSEK Daily Threat Bulletin – 5th February 2020