Utilities, Energy Sector Attacked Mainly Via IT, Not ICS
Stealing administrative credentials to carry out months-long spy campaigns is a top threat. Continue reading Utilities, Energy Sector Attacked Mainly Via IT, Not ICS
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Stealing administrative credentials to carry out months-long spy campaigns is a top threat. Continue reading Utilities, Energy Sector Attacked Mainly Via IT, Not ICS
Air-gapping means physically isolating a secure computer from unsecured networks, such as the public Internet or an unsecured local area network. The concept of air-gapping represents just about the maximum protection one network can have from another,… Continue reading Meet NFCdrip – a New Security Concern for Air-Gapped Systems
The free online office suite software is used by more than 30 million people and is a ripe target for criminals. Continue reading Keyloggers Turn to Zoho Office Suite in Droves for Data Exfiltration
The attack allows snooping of data from environments that are highly secure or air-gapped, using infrared signals from smart bulbs. Continue reading Researchers Shine Light on Smart-Bulb Data Theft
Cyberattackers have used a bogus mobile device management (MDM) system to target a small – but presumably high-value – set of iPhones in India in a cyberespionage campaign that has some unusual hallmarks. Continue reading Indian iPhone Spy Campaign Used Fake MDM Platform
Attackers use the approach to look like legitimate traffic and hide data exfiltration in plain sight. Continue reading Financial Services Sector Rife with Hidden Tunnels
Researchers have found a new covert data exchange technique that abuses the TLS protocol that can circumvent traditional network perimeter protections. Continue reading Covert Data Channel in TLS Dodges Network Perimeter Protection
Researchers have found a new covert data exchange technique that abuses the TLS protocol that can circumvent traditional network perimeter protections. Continue reading Covert Data Channel in TLS Dodges Network Perimeter Protection
Security researchers have identified a cyberespionage group that has been stealing data from policy and diplomatic organizations in South America and South Asia since at least 2015. “While cyberespionage attacks are often seen against targets in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, it is much less common to see South American countries targeted,” researchers from Symantec..
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The Katyusha Scanner can find SQL injection bugs at scale, and is managed via the Telegram messenger on any smartphone. Continue reading Telegram-Controlled Hacking Tool Targets SQL Injection at Scale