Crackonosh malware abuses Windows Safe mode to quietly mine for cryptocurrency
The malware is thought to have generated millions of dollars in just a few short years.
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Vulnerabilities Expose Fortinet Firewalls to Remote Attacks
Posted by Auto Poster | Jun 25, 2021 | IoT |
A high-severity vulnerability patched recently by Fortinet in its FortiWeb web application firewall (WAF) can be exploited to execute arbitrary commands. The flaw can pose an even more serious risk if it’s chained with a...
Read MoreWatch Out! Zyxel Firewalls and VPNs Under Active Cyberattack
Posted by Auto Poster | Jun 25, 2021 | IoT |
Taiwanese networking equipment company Zyxel is warning customers of an ongoing attack targeting a “small subset” of its security products such as firewall and VPN servers. Attributing the attacks to a...
Read MoreCrackonosh virus mined $2 million of Monero from 222,000 hacked computers
Posted by Auto Poster | Jun 25, 2021 | Malware |
A previously undocumented Windows malware has infected over 222,000 systems worldwide since at least June 2018, yielding its developer no less than 9,000 Moneros ($2 million) in illegal profits. Dubbed “Crackonosh,”...
Read More‘What are the odds someone will find and exploit this?’ Nice one — you just released an insecure app
Posted by Auto Poster | Jun 25, 2021 | Misc |
Who’s to blame: devs or management? And how do we cure application vulnerability epidemic Feature According to a recently published Osterman Research white paper, 81 per cent of developers admit to knowingly releasing...
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