US seizes domains used in USAD phishing attacks
The two domains were used in the recent phishing campaign that was mimicking email communications from the U.S. Agency for International Development.
The two domains were used in the recent phishing campaign that was mimicking email communications from the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Bloomberg reported that the culprit behind the attack is believed to be the REvil ransomware group.
The proposal will be valid for the next three months, until August 31, 2021.
The agency said it did not find any evidence that any information was stolen.
The two said the attackers sent phishing emails to more than 7,000 accounts across approximately 350 government organizations, IGOs, and NGOs.
Mexico’s national lottery websites, Lotería Nacional and Pronósticos, blocked access to any foreign IP address after a ransomware attack.
Due to the incident JBS’ abattoirs across Australia, the United States, and Canada have been shut down.
Since at least February 2021, attackers have been scanning the internet for vulnerable SWP installations in order to inject malicious code into SSH servers on Linux.
Epsilon Red is written in Golang and uses a set of unique PowerShell scripts that prepare the ground for the file-encryption routine.
The threat actor breached a Constant Contact account and sent out phishing emails to nearly 3,000 accounts across more than 150 organizations.
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