New Prestige ransomware targets Ukraine, Poland, Microsoft warns
The attacks targeted orgs in the transportation and related logistics industries in Ukraine and Poland.
The attacks targeted orgs in the transportation and related logistics industries in Ukraine and Poland.
The world in brief: Microsoft patches a Windows zero-day, public PoC for Fortinet auth bypass vulnerability released, and more.
The new guidance comes as a response to a significant increase of cyberattacks targeting supply chains in recent years.
The group's goal appears to be cyber-espionage, it doesn’t seem to engage in any sabotage or ransomware actions.
Android leaks connectivity checks outside VPN tunnel in a way that VPN services can not block or prevent.
While Microsoft did not include fixes for the two recently disclosed MS Exchange zero-days, there was a patch for another zero-day flaw affecting the Windows COM service.
The platform has an intuitive interface and comes at a relatively low cost while providing a variety of features and tools that help to launch phishing attacks.
Fortinet said it is aware of one instance where the vulnerability was exploited.
By using a thermal camera an attacker can take a picture that shows the heat signature left by users’ fingertips on the area where they touched a keyboard, smartphone screen or ATM keypad.
It appears that the attack had no impact the airports’ flight operations.
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