Collaborate Disseminate
The Panda banking trojan, a spin-off from the infamous Zeus malware, is widening its net to attack more than just financial services targets, as seen in three ongoing campaigns discovered in May. Continue reading Panda Banking Trojan Diversifies into Cryptocurrency, Porn, Other Targets
The GandCrab ransomware continues to virulently spread and adapt to shifting cyber-conditions, most recently crawling back into relevance on the back of several large-scale spam campaigns. Continue reading GandCrab Ransomware Found Hiding on Legitimate Websites
Apple, Microsoft, Red Hat and others have built an uncannily similar privilege escalation flaw into their Intel-based products. Continue reading Major OS Players Misinterpret Intel Docs, and Now Kernels Can Be Hijacked
The actors behind this kind of code, whether they’re bent on sending a political message or simply wanting to cover their tracks after data exfiltration, have adopted various techniques to carry out those activities. Continue reading Secrets of the Wiper: Inside the World’s Most Destructive Malware
An attacker can gain man-in-the-middle access to inject a rogue executable file onto the phone. Continue reading Severe Keyboard Flaws in LG Smartphones Allow Remote Code Execution
The bill would have allowed companies in the state to perform offensive cyberactions in the face of an attack. Continue reading Georgia Governor Vetoes Controversial Hack-Back Bill
The bill would have allowed companies in the state to perform offensive cyberactions in the face of an attack. Continue reading Georgia Governor Vetoes Controversial Hack-Back Bill
The flaws would leave the enterprise devices helpless to a range of remote threats, including the charms of the Reaper IoT botnet. Continue reading Sierra Wireless Patches Critical Vulns in Range of Wireless Routers
As companies continue to install the vulnerable version of Apache Struts behind the breach, Equifax has filed a clarification statement. Continue reading “Equi-Facts”: Equifax Clarifies the Numbers for Its Massive Breach
Tech-support scams took off during the year, while whaling/business email compromise was the main threat, accounting for losses of more than $675 million. Continue reading FBI: Cyber-Fraud Losses Rise to Reach $1.4B