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Russia Issues Its Own TLS Certs

Posted on March 11, 2022 by Lisa Vaas

The country’s citizens are being blocked from the internet because foreign certificate authorities can’t accept payments due to Ukraine-related sanctions, so it created its own CA.
Continue reading Russia Issues Its Own TLS Certs→

Posted in Government, Web Security

Malware Posing as Russia DDoS Tool Bites Pro-Ukraine Hackers

Posted on March 10, 2022 by Lisa Vaas

Be careful when downloading a tool to cyber-target Russia: It could be an infostealer wolf dressed in sheep’s clothing that grabs your cryptocurrency info instead. Continue reading Malware Posing as Russia DDoS Tool Bites Pro-Ukraine Hackers→

Posted in malware, Web Security

Multi-Ransomwared Victims Have It Coming–Podcast

Posted on March 10, 2022 by Lisa Vaas

Let’s blame the victim. IT decision makers’ confidence about security doesn’t jibe with their concession that repeated incidents are their own fault, says ExtraHop’s Jamie Moles. Continue reading Multi-Ransomwared Victims Have It Coming–Podcast→

Posted in malware, Podcasts, Web Security

Qakbot Botnet Sprouts Fangs, Injects Malware into Email Threads

Posted on March 10, 2022 by Lisa Vaas

The ever-shifting, ever-more-powerful malware is now hijacking email threads to download malicious DLLs that inject password-stealing code into webpages, among other foul things. Continue reading Qakbot Botnet Sprouts Fangs, Injects Malware into Email Threads→

Posted in malware, Web Security

APT41 Spies Broke Into 6 US State Networks via a Livestock App

Posted on March 9, 2022 by Lisa Vaas

The China-affiliated state-sponsored threat actor used Log4j and zero-day bugs in the USAHerds animal-tracking software to hack into multiple government networks.
Continue reading APT41 Spies Broke Into 6 US State Networks via a Livestock App→

Posted in Government, Hacks, vulnerabilities, Web Security

Nvidia’s Stolen Code-Signing Certs Used to Sign Malware

Posted on March 7, 2022 by Lisa Vaas

Nvidia certificates are being used to sign malware, enabling malicious programs to pose as legitimate and slide past security safeguards on Windows machines. Continue reading Nvidia’s Stolen Code-Signing Certs Used to Sign Malware→

Posted in breach, malware, Web Security

Massive Meris Botnet Embeds Ransomware Notes from REvil

Posted on March 4, 2022 by Lisa Vaas

Notes threatening to tank targeted companies’ stock price were embedded into the DDoS ransomware attacks as a string_of_text directed to CEOs and webops_geeks in the URL. Continue reading Massive Meris Botnet Embeds Ransomware Notes from REvil→

Posted in cloud security, IoT, malware, Web Security

Free HermeticRansom Ransomware Decryptor Released

Posted on March 4, 2022 by Lisa Vaas

Cruddy cryptography means victims whose files have been encrypted by the Ukraine-tormenting ransomware can break the chains without paying extortionists.
Continue reading Free HermeticRansom Ransomware Decryptor Released→

Posted in Cryptography, malware, Web Security

Russia Leaks Data From a Thousand Cuts–Podcast

Posted on March 3, 2022 by Lisa Vaas

It’s not just Ukraine: There’s a flood of intel on Russian military, nukes and crooks, says dark-web intel expert Vinny Troia, even with the Conti ransomware gang shuttering its leaking Jabber chat server.
Continue reading Russia Leaks Data From a Thousand Cuts–Podcast→

Posted in Government, Hacks, malware, Podcasts

Securing Data With a Frenzied Remote Workforce–Podcast

Posted on March 3, 2022 by Lisa Vaas

Stock the liquor cabinet and take a shot whenever you hear GitLab Staff Security Researcher Mark Loveless say “Zero Trust.”
Continue reading Securing Data With a Frenzied Remote Workforce–Podcast→

Posted in Podcasts, Sponsored, Web Security

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