Espionage group targets U.S. utilities sector with new malware
The TA410 hackers have been targeting the U.S. utilities sector since 2019.
The TA410 hackers have been targeting the U.S. utilities sector since 2019.
Once installed on a device, the malware would steal banking credentials and personal data.
Some of the devices were found in the networks of law enforcement and judiciary agencies.
The botnet’s operators are continuing to increase complexity of attacks.
The flaw allows to achieve pre-auth remote code execution when chained with SMBGhost vulnerability.
The “Dark Basin” group is believed to have ties with an Indian company BellTroX InfoTech.
Threat actors are exploiting poorly-secured AWS S3 buckets to run credit card fraud and malvertising campaigns.
The attackers have targeted more than 100 executives within a German multinational corporation, as well as its supply chain partners.
Various reports say that one of the carmaker's internal servers had been infected with the Ekans malware.
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