This Week in Security: Geopolitical Hacktivism, Antivirus Mining, and Linux Malware
The CIA Hacktivists have launched a sort of ransomware campaign against the Belarusian rail...
Read MorePosted by Auto Poster | Jan 28, 2022 | Linux |
The CIA Hacktivists have launched a sort of ransomware campaign against the Belarusian rail...
Read MorePosted by Auto Poster | Jan 28, 2022 | Malware |
MacOS malware Shlayer and Bundlore may have variations, but the behavior of their attacks have not changed – attacking older macOS versions and poorly-protected websites.
Read MorePosted by Auto Poster | Jan 28, 2022 | Microsoft |
Zerodium Offering $400,000 for Microsoft Outlook Zero-Day Exploits Go to Source The exploit...
Read MorePosted by Auto Poster | Jan 28, 2022 | Malware |
The notorious Lazarus Group actor has been observed mounting a new campaign that makes use of the Windows Update service to execute its malicious payload, expanding the arsenal of living-off-the-land (LotL) techniques leveraged...
Read MorePosted by Auto Poster | Jan 28, 2022 | Malware |
A cyberespionage group with ties to North Korea has resurfaced with a stealthier variant of its remote access trojan called Konni to attack political institutions located in Russia and South Korea. “The authors are...
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