US charges Russian ‘Evil Corp’ hackers behind Dridex banking malware
‘Prolific’ duo netted more than $100m in spree
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Justice Dept. charges Russian hacker behind the Dridex malware
Posted by Auto Poster | Dec 5, 2019 | Misc |
U.S. prosecutors have brought computer hacking and fraud charges against a Russian citizen, Maksim Yakubets, who is accused of developing and distributing Dridex, a notorious banking malware used to allegedly steal more than...
Read MoreMoxa Addresses Industrial AP Vulnerabilities Several Months After Disclosure
Posted by Auto Poster | Dec 5, 2019 | IoT |
Moxa Urges Users to Replace Discontinued Industrial AP Filled With Security Holes read more
Read MoreOil be damned: Iran-based crooks flinging malware at Middle Eastern energy plants again – research
Posted by Auto Poster | Dec 5, 2019 | Malware |
ZeroCleare wipes up where Shamoon left off An Iran-based hacking crew long known to target energy facilities in neighboring Middle Eastern countries is believed to be launching new attacks.…
Read MoreMost of the largest US voting districts are vulnerable to email spoofing
Posted by Auto Poster | Dec 5, 2019 | Malware |
Only 5% of the largest voting counties in the U.S. are protected against email impersonation and phishing attacks, seen as a key attack method by hackers who officials say want to disrupt the upcoming presidential election. The...
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