Collaborate Disseminate
The top easy-to-crack, football-inspired password in a database of 1 billion unique, clear-text, breached passwords? You probably guessed it: “Football.” Continue reading Euros-Driven Football Fever Nets Dumb Passwords
SolarMarker makers are using SEO poisoning, stuffing thousands of PDFs with tens of thousands of pages full of SEO keywords & links to redirect to the malware. Continue reading Malicious PDFs Flood the Web, Lead to Password-Snarfing
Attackers could have used the bug to get read/write privileges for a victim user’s email, Teams chats, OneDrive, Sharepoint and loads of other services. Continue reading Microsoft Teams: Very Bad Tabs Could Have Led to BEC
Nearly all of the leaked data was for owners or wannabe owners of the automaker’s luxury brand of Audis, now at greater risk for phishing, ransomware or car theft. Continue reading Volkswagen Vendor Exposed Data of 3.3m Drivers
“We hereby keep a right (sic) to forward all of the relevant documentation and data to military agencies of our choise (sic)” REvil reportedly wrote. Continue reading REvil Hits US Nuclear Weapons Contractor: Report
There were more than 80 million login credentials for sale, used to inflict over $200 million in losses in the U.S. alone. Continue reading Police Grab Slilpp, Biggest Stolen-Logins Market
Misconfigured dashboards are yet again at the heart of a widespread, ongoing cryptocurrency campaign squeezing Monero and Ethereum from Kubernetes clusters. Continue reading Microsoft: Big Cryptomining Attacks Hit Kubeflow
The higher-rated advisories focus on privilege-escalation bugs in CPU firmware: Tough to patch, hard to exploit, tempting to a savvy attacker. Continue reading Intel Plugs 29 Holes in CPUs, Bluetooth, Security
Researchers discovered a highly targeted malware campaign launched in April, in which a new, unknown threat actor used two of the vulnerabilities that Microsoft said are under active attack. Continue reading Microsoft Patch Tuesday Fixes 6 In-The-Wild Exploits, 50 Flaws
The FBI and Australian law enforcement set up the encrypted chat service and ran it for over 3 years, seizing weapons, drugs and over $48m in cash. Continue reading ‘An0m’ Encrypted-Chat Sting Leads to Arrest of 800