Leaked docs show dozens of United Nations servers hacked in apparent espionage action
Despite the size and extent of the breach, UN largely kept mum about it, leaving those affected in the dark.
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Security issues expose LoRaWAN networks to hackers
While the LoRaWAN protocol is advertised as “secure by default”, common implementation issues can make LoRaWAN networks susceptible to cyberattacks.
Turkish government hackers believed to be responsible for a string of cyberattacks in Europe and the Middle East
The hackers targeted at least 30 organizations, including government ministries, embassies and security services as well as companies and other groups.
3 Indonesian hackers behind hundreds of Magecart-style attacks arrested
The hackers compromised websites and injected JS sniffers in order to steal users’ payment card info.
Iran-linked PupyRAT malware spotted in recent attacks on European energy sector
A cyberespionage campaign with suspected ties to Iran has been targeting the European energy sector.
Researchers set up fake factory network and watched it attract all sorts of nasties
The hackers targeted the honeypot with ransomware, cryptominers, and in some cases attempted to shut down or disrupt systems.
Windows encryption can be (ab)used by ransomware
Ironically, concept ransomware takes advantage of a function in Windows designed to protect confidential data from an unauthorized access.
New JhoneRat malware targets Middle Eastern countries using multiple cloud services
The RAT implements anti-VM and anti-analysis tricks to conceal the malicious activities.
A massive list of Telnet credentials for over half a million servers and smart devices published online
This marks the biggest leak of Telnet passwords up to now.
Emotet increasingly targets US Military and Government
After a brief respite over the winter holidays the Emotet malware resumes its activity.
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