Collaborate Disseminate
Banking trojans, led by the ever-changing Emotet, dominated the email-borne threat landscape in Q4, according to Proofpoint. Continue reading ThreatList: Banking Trojans Are Still The Top Big Bad for Email
The issue affects default installations of Ubuntu Server and Desktop and is likely included in many Ubuntu-like Linux distributions. Continue reading ‘Dirty Sock’ Flaw in snapd Allows Root Access to Linux Servers
The affected SICAM 230 process control system is used as an integrated energy system for utility companies, and as a monitoring system for smart-grid applications. Continue reading Siemens Warns of Critical Remote-Code Execution ICS Flaw
Dunkin’ Donuts may have just launched its first double-filled doughnut, but another doubling up is not quite as tasty. The chain has suffered its second credential-stuffing attack in three months. Like the first incident, the attack targeted past… Continue reading Double-Stuffed: Dunkin’ Hit by Another Credential-Stuffing Attack
“Every file server is lost, every backup server is lost.” Continue reading Attackers Completely Destroy VFEmail’s Secure Mail Infrastructure
A fundamental component of container technologies like Docker, cri-o, containerd and Kubernetes contains an important vulnerability that could cause cascading attacks. Continue reading Major Container Security Flaw Threatens Cascading Attacks
Wyden and Rubio are eyeing VPN services they say could be instruments of espionage for Russia and China. Continue reading U.S. Senators Urge VPN Ban for Federal Workers Over Spying
Three major websites are making data-breach news this week. Continue reading Exposed: Instagram, OKCupid, Mumsnet All Face Data Concerns
Today’s financial cyber-rings have corporate insider and management roles — cybercrime is not just just for hackers and coders anymore. Continue reading Modern Cybercrime: It Takes a Village
Several flaws in both open-source RDP clients and in Microsoft’s own proprietary client make it possible for a malicious RDP server to infect a client computer – which could then allow for an intrusion into the IT network as a whole. Continue reading Remote Desktop Protocol Clients Rife with Remote Code-Execution Flaws