Collaborate Disseminate
This kind of attack is very difficult to detect and might lead to full compromise of systems, leading to cyberespionage or financial crime.
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A new malware named Chaos raises concerns as it spreads on multiple architectures and operating systems.
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Microsoft investigated a new kind of attack where malicious OAuth applications were deployed on compromised cloud tenants before being used for mass spamming.
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PrivateLoader malware, which enables cybercriminals to buy thousands of infected computers in the U.S. and in other regions, is one of the most prevalent security threats.
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Lazarus, a North Korean cyberespionage group, keeps hitting energy providers in the U.S., Canada and Japan with a new malware arsenal.
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Some ransomware groups are now using a new method to try to bypass those detections.
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Traffers are cybercriminals organized in teams whose purpose is to steal a maximum of bankable information from infected computers, which they sell to other cybercriminals.
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The offensive security tool used by penetration testers is also being used by threat actors from the ransomware and cyberespionage spheres.
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Learn more about a new Iranian tool dubbed Hyperscrape and how it is used by a cyberespionage group to extract content from victims’ inboxes.
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A lot of companies have deployed multi-factor authentication, yet attackers have some ways to bypass it—the most used one being cookie theft.
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