At least 17 US utility companies hit by state-sponsored LookBack phishing attack
An ongoing phishing campaign against US utility firms has evolved its tactics and extended its target list to include more than dozen companies.
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New Magacart skimming campaign targets hotel booking mobile sites
Two large hotel chains have had their payment webpages compromised by card skimming scripts.
Smominru botnet infected over 90K Windows computers in just one month
The botnet compromises machines using various methods, the prominent ones being the EternalBlue exploit and brute-force of different services and protocols.
New TortoiseShell group hits 11 IT providers in Saudi Arabia to compromise their customers
To compromise their targets the group used a unique malware called Backdoor.Syskit.
“Unsophisticated” Panda threat group makes thousands of dollars using RATs and cryptominers
While not highly sophisticated, the Panda group is considered one of the most active attackers on today’s cybercriminal scene.
Emotet botnet returns to action, resumes malspam operations
The new Emotet campaign targeеы Germany, the United Kingdom, Poland, Italy, and the USA.
Astaroth info stealing trojan uses Facebook, YouTube profiles to avoid detection
The malware uses legitimate services to cover its malicious activity.
An ongoing ‘SimJacker’ surveillance attack puts at risk over 1B mobile phone users
"SimJacker" attack lets hackers take over any phone just by sending an SMS message.
North Korean hackers employ antiquated file formats to evade detection
FPX files have a significantly lower detection rate than standard VBA files.
Researchers found the link between China-Linked Thrip and Billbug groups
In its recent attacks the Thrip group has used a new backdoor called Hannotog as well as another tool known as Sagerunex, which appears to be connected to espionage group Billbug.
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