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The COVID-19 pandemic has seen telecommunications and social engineering frauds multiply, Interpol said.

The dark web portal is part of a database ransom operation, which has been active since the beginning of this year.

Hackers accessed some documents related to the regulatory submission for Pfizer and BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine that were stored on an EMA’s server.

The Norway’s national police agency said the investigation was terminated as it did not provide sufficient evidence for an indictment to be issued.

None of the flaws patched this month have been reported as being actively exploited in the wild.

None of the stolen tools contain zero-day exploits, FireEye said.

Using “fear-inducing” language the phishing email attempts to convince users to click on malicious link provided in the message.

The DoppelPaymer ransomware operators claim to have stolen 100 GB of unencrypted files from the company.

The NSA has not revealed what hacker groups have been exploiting the flaw, or what targets the attacks have been aimed at.

One of the two suspects allegedly used USB keys to infect 94 workstations with the malware, 33 of which were located at the Leonardo's plant in Pomigliano D’Arco.