Collaborate Disseminate
Two weeks have passed since Microsoft released security fixes and mitigation advice to defang exploits taking advantage of CVE-2019-0708 (aka BlueKeep), a wormable unauthenticated remote code execution flaw in Remote Desktop Services (RDP). The vulnera… Continue reading BlueKeep RDP flaw: Nearly a million Internet-facing systems are vulnerable
The last several days have seen a surge in internet traffic mimicking the IP addresses of big U.S. banks in a possible effort to disrupt the cybersecurity personnel and products that help protect them, according to GreyNoise Intelligence, a company that maps internet traffic. Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, and SunTrust are among the banks whose IP addresses are being spoofed to seem like they are conducting broad scans of the internet, GreyNoise said. That large-scale scanning is duping people into thinking that the IP addresses are malicious, GreyNoise founder Andrew Morris told CyberScoop. “There are a lot of people around the internet who are definitely convinced that these are bad IPs,” he said. Threat intelligence teams in the U.S. financial sector are looking into the issue, sources told CyberScoop. Morris said the volume of traffic is too low to be a distributed denial-of-service attack. Instead, he suggested, a bad […]
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The internet is a bustling place, with hackers constantly firing exploits against whoever they can. Cybersecurity firm GreyNoise is trying to filter out some of that noise. Continue reading This Cybersecurity Firm Listens to the Background ‘Noise’ of the Internet