Suspected North Korean hackers are continuing to target security researchers with malware
In March 2021 the attackers set up a new website with associated social media profiles for a fake cybersecurity company.
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22-year-old Kansas man charged for tampering with a public water system
If convicted, Wyatt Travnichek could face up to 20 years in federal prison and a fine of up to $250,000.
IETF formally deprecates TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1
The reason behind this move is that TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 lack support for current and recommended cryptographic algorithms and mechanisms.
Hackers reportedly gained access to thousands of US State Department emails
It’s not clear if the intrusion was part of the massive SolarWinds campaign.
Iran-linked threat actor targets medical professionals in the US and Israel with phishing attacks
The BadBlood campaign targeted less than 25 senior professionals at a variety of medical research organizations.
China-linked RedEcho APT takes down part of its domain infrastructure
The group shut down part of its C2 infrastructure after security researchers exposed its activities aimed at critical infrastructure operators in India.
Biden extends Obama executive order on cyber threats
The executive order will continue in effect for one year.
PHP’s Git server compromised to plant backdoors in PHP source code
The attackers pushed two malicious commits disguised as benign typographical errors to the php-src repository.
AP: SolarWinds hackers got access to top DHS officials emails
The hackers accessed email accounts of then-acting Secretary Chad Wolf and his staff, as well as private schedules of the US Department of Energy’s top officials
Several German lawmakers reportedly targeted in "Ghostwriter" cyber attack
The attack has affected at least seven Bundestag members and 31 state parliamentarians.
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