Cyber security week in review: November 18, 2022
The world in brief: Google $391M privacy settlement, Swiss police arrest suspected Zeus hacker, and more.
The world in brief: Google $391M privacy settlement, Swiss police arrest suspected Zeus hacker, and more.
The cybercriminal gang allegedly stole millions of dollars from businesses in the US and Europe.
The researchers said they found no evidence that the hackers compromised digital certificates.
The APT group used various types of customized Cobalt Strike loaders, as well as other customized hacking tools.
The researchers found more than 42,000 unique Fangxiao-controlled domains used since 2019.
Reports suggest that the retailer was targeted in a Black Basta ransomware attack.
$477 million out of $663 million is suspected to have been stolen, while the remainder is believed to have been moved into secure storage by FTX themselves.
A large-scale scam operation was designed to trick victims into becoming money mules.
CERT-UA attributed the attacks to a Russia-linked hacker group called "FRwL."
The world in brief: Microsoft fixes 6 Windows zero-days, an alleged LockBit ransomware operator arrested in Canada, and more.
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