Collaborate Disseminate
JFrog raises an alarm after finding three large-scale malware campaigns targeting Docker Hub with imageless repositories.
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When your team pulls more Docker images than an anonymous connection will allow, you need to add an authenticated Docker Hub registry to Portainer.
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According to researchers, both developer resources were also targeted last year for Monero mining but now the campaign has resurfaced.
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The malware is a new payload that uses Dogecoin wallets for its C2, and spreads via the Ngrok botnet. Continue reading Doki Backdoor Infiltrates Docker Servers in the Cloud
In the Application Security News, Software update gums up fingerprints, a counterproductive security practice expires thanks to well-considered guidelines, Docker Hub breach response, a path to hacking Ruby Gems, 5 Security Challenges to API Protec… Continue reading Application News – Application Security Weekly #59
Github and Bitbucket tokens for Docker autobuilds are also impacted. Continue reading Docker Hub Hack Affects 190K Accounts
Docker Hub, one of the largest cloud-based library of Docker container images, has suffered a data breach after an unknown attacker gained access to the company’s single Hub database.
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The cyber-criminals have gotten lucky again and have managed to make around 90 thousand dollars as a result of spreading 17 malicious images via the website Docker Hub. The website administrators were able to delete the malicious images after 8…Read … Continue reading DockerHub Miner Virus – Malicious Images Downloaded 5 Million Times
A series of malicious cryptojacking files that were stored on Docker Hub, a code repository site, have been downloaded more than 5 million times over the last year, helping a hacker infect countless computers that were used to mine about $90,000 worth of Monero, according to research from cybersecurity company Kromtech. Monero is a popular cryptocurrency that’s become known for its usage among cyber criminals. In a blog post published Tuesday, Kromtech discussed how the boobytrapped files had remained on Docker Hub for so long despite being noticed and reported multiple times. Docker Hub is a repository site for containerized applications. Kromtech describes these containers as a “way of packaging software.” They are also referred to as images, container images or Docker images. “You can think of running a container like running a virtual machine, without the overhead of spinning up an entire operating system,” Kromtech explains. Kromtech lists tweets and […]
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Researchers said over a dozen malicious docker images available on Docker Hub allowed hackers to earn $90,000 in cryptojacking profits. Continue reading Malicious Docker Containers Earn Cryptomining Criminals $90K