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Porn blast disrupts bail hearing of alleged Twitter hacker

Posted on August 6, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

An alleged hacker’s bail hearing held online via Zoom with screen sharing enabled… what could possibly go wrong? Continue reading Porn blast disrupts bail hearing of alleged Twitter hacker→

Posted in Law & order, twitter, Twitter hack, Zoombomb

GandCrab ransomware hacker arrested in Belarus

Posted on August 4, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Suspect is alleged to have extorted more than 1000 people, mostly in India, US, Ukraine, UK, Germany, France, Italy and Russia. Continue reading GandCrab ransomware hacker arrested in Belarus→

Posted in bust, gandcrab, Law & order, RaaS, Ransomware, rEvil, Sodinokibi

Twitter hack – three suspects charged in the US

Posted on August 1, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Three people have been fingered for the recent Twitter hack in which 45 high-profle accounts were taken over. Continue reading Twitter hack – three suspects charged in the US→

Posted in bust, DOJ, Law & order, Twitter hack

Travel company CWT avoids ransomware derailment by paying $4.5m blackmail demand

Posted on July 31, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

US travel company CWT has reportedly coughed up $4.5m to ransomware crooks who stole data and scrambled files. Continue reading Travel company CWT avoids ransomware derailment by paying $4.5m blackmail demand→

Posted in cwt, extortion, Ransomware

Servers at risk from “BootHole” bug – what you need to know

Posted on July 30, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

We explain the “BootHole” vulnerablity – as usual, in plain English and without hype. Find if you’re affected and what to do. Continue reading Servers at risk from “BootHole” bug – what you need to know→

Posted in boothole, CVE-2020-10713, Vulnerability

US tax service says, “2FA is a must!”

Posted on July 29, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

We know it’s an old drum, but we’re not tired of beating it yet: 2FA is your friend. Continue reading US tax service says, “2FA is a must!”→

Posted in 2 factor authentication, 2fa, irs, refund fraud, scams, tax scams

Firefox 79 is out – it’s a double-update month so patch now!

Posted on July 28, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

It’s a Blue Moon month for Firefox – the second full update in July! Continue reading Firefox 79 is out – it’s a double-update month so patch now!→

Posted in ASLR, Firefox, Mozilla, update

ProLock ransomware – new report reveals the evolution of a threat

Posted on July 27, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Ransomware crooks keep adjusting their approach to make their demands more compelling, even against companies that say they’d never pay up.
Continue reading ProLock ransomware – new report reveals the evolution of a threat→

Posted in cybercrime, extortion, ProLock, PwndLocker, Ransomware

ASUS routers could be reflashed with malware – patch now!

Posted on July 24, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

Responsible disclosure means the bugs are already fixed – but don’t forget to check that you applied the patch. Continue reading ASUS routers could be reflashed with malware – patch now!→

Posted in ASUS, IoT, router, Vulnerability, xss

Sports team nearly paid a $1.25m transfer fee… to cybercrooks

Posted on July 23, 2020 by Paul Ducklin

If a crook is already inside your email, occasionally adding in believable emails of their own… how on earth do you spot the fake ones? Continue reading Sports team nearly paid a $1.25m transfer fee… to cybercrooks→

Posted in BEC, cybercrime, Fraud, Hushpuppi, NCSC

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