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Emotet’s Thanksgiving Campaign Delivers New Recipes for Compromise

Posted on November 21, 2018 by Tara Seals

The crafty malware has departed from its usual cornucopia of tactics and tricks. Continue reading Emotet’s Thanksgiving Campaign Delivers New Recipes for Compromise→

Posted in analysis, emotet, macro obfuscation, malware, mass email, new modules, new tactics, spam campaign, thanksgiving theme

Sofacy APT Takes Aim with Novel ‘Cannon’ Trojan

Posted on November 21, 2018 by Tara Seals

The Russian-speaking threat group is changing up its tactics. Continue reading Sofacy APT Takes Aim with Novel ‘Cannon’ Trojan→

Posted in APT, cannon, Government, malware, russian-speaking, Sofacy, spear phishing campaign, tactics, Trojan, Web Security | Tagged downloader

APT29 Re-Emerges After 2 Years with Widespread Espionage Campaign

Posted on November 20, 2018 by Tara Seals

The group is best-known for hacking the DNC ahead of the 2016 presidential election. Continue reading APT29 Re-Emerges After 2 Years with Widespread Espionage Campaign→

Posted in APT29, Cobalt Strike, Cozy Bear, CozyDuke, DNC, espionage campaign, FireEye, Government, government targets, Hack, malware, nation-state, Russia, spear phishing, Web Security

Olympic Destroyer Wiper Changes Up Infection Routine

Posted on November 19, 2018 by Tara Seals

The Hades APT group continues its quest to stay under the radar. Continue reading Olympic Destroyer Wiper Changes Up Infection Routine→

Posted in Dropper, first stage, hades apt, infection routine, malware, malware analysis, Olympic Destroyer, Wiper

Ford Eyes Use of Customers’ Personal Data to Boost Profits

Posted on November 19, 2018 by Tara Seals

Ford’s CEO sees the tech company model as key to the company’s next chapter. Continue reading Ford Eyes Use of Customers’ Personal Data to Boost Profits→

Posted in Data, finance, hackett, IoT, personal data, privacy, spin | Tagged Ford, Scooter

Emoji Attack Can Kill Skype for Business Chat

Posted on November 16, 2018 by Tara Seals

The “Kitten of Doom” denial-of-service attack is easy to carry out. Continue reading Emoji Attack Can Kill Skype for Business Chat→

Posted in attack, chat, client, CVE-2018-8546, Denial of Service, Emoji, instant messaging, kitten of doom, Microsoft, patch tuesday, Skype for Business, vulnerabilities

Critical WordPress Flaw Grants Admin Access to Any Registered Site User

Posted on November 16, 2018 by Tara Seals

The privilege-escalation vulnerability would allow an attacker to inject malware, place ads and load custom code on an impacted website. Continue reading Critical WordPress Flaw Grants Admin Access to Any Registered Site User→

Posted in Accelerated Mobile Pages, AMP for WP, Google, malware, plugin, privilege escalation, vulnerabilities, Vulnerability, Web Security, wordpress

tRat Emerges as New Pet for APT Group TA505

Posted on November 15, 2018 by Tara Seals

The modular malware seems to be in a testing phase, but TA505’s interest made researchers take note. Continue reading tRat Emerges as New Pet for APT Group TA505→

Posted in APT, malware, malware analysis, Proofpoint, remote-access Trojan, ta505, testing phase, tRat | Tagged Modular

Ahead of Black Friday, Rash of Malware Families Takes Aim at Holiday Shoppers

Posted on November 15, 2018 by Tara Seals

As consumers skip the store crowds in favor of online deals, cyberattackers have geared up to victimize them. Continue reading Ahead of Black Friday, Rash of Malware Families Takes Aim at Holiday Shoppers→

Posted in BetaBot, Black Friday, credential harvesting, detections, holiday shopping, Kaspersky Lab, malware, malware families, Radware, stolen payment card, Web Security

Bitcoin Giveaway Scam Balloons, with Google the Latest Victim

Posted on November 14, 2018 by Tara Seals

A slew of verified Twitter accounts have been hijacked and altered, used to tweet out a bogus Bitcoin giveaway scam. Continue reading Bitcoin Giveaway Scam Balloons, with Google the Latest Victim→

Posted in BitCoin Scam, elon musk, G Suite, Google, Hacks, hijacking, privacy, twitter, verified accounts, Web Security

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