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Imperva is enhancing support for its customers in Asia by increasing capacity at its PoP in Kuala Lumpur (KL), Malaysia. Home to hundreds of multinational companies, KL’s thriving high-tech economy and strong financial center positions it well as… Continue reading Imperva Boosts Capacity to Meet Demand in Malaysia
A hacking group that private researchers have linked with Chinese interests has successfully targeted Malaysian government officials in an apparent data-stealing espionage campaign, cybersecurity officials in the Southeast Asian nation said this week. The Malaysian Computer Emergency Response Team, a government-backed organization, said it had “observed an increase in [the] number of artifacts and victims involving a campaign against Malaysian government officials.” The hackers have tended to target government-backed projects in an effort to steal reams of data on proposal and shipping information, the Malaysian officials said. To do that, the attackers have exploited a pair of old vulnerabilities, one dating back to 2014, in Microsoft products to compromise their targets. The advisory did not explicitly name the hacking group responsible. But the data it cited, including private-sector reports, point to a state-sponsored group known as APT40 or Leviathan. Active since at least 2013, APT40 has conducted hacking operations in […]
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Sun bears show social intelligence by copying the open-mouthed expressions of their playmates. Continue reading These Bears Can Mimic Faces Like Humans and Apes
Malaysian authorities found two warehouses full of the most trafficked mammal in the world. Continue reading 30 Tons of Pangolin Parts Seized in Historic Trafficking Bust
Malaysia’s largest media company allegedly suffered a ransomware attack that affected its ability to use its in-house email system. Anonymous sources told The Edge Financial Daily that ransomware attackers struck Media Prima Berhad, a media giant… Continue reading Malaysia’s Largest Media Company Allegedly Suffers Ransomware Attack
Media Prima Berhad, Malaysia’s leading media company, has been hit with a ransomware attack followed by a whopping $6.45 million demand for the decryption keys. Anonymous sources from within the company told The Edge Financial Daily that the atta… Continue reading Hackers infect Malaysia’s largest media company with ransomware, then demand $6.45 million
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Bitcoin is a kind of cryptocurrency which every user, hacker,
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Stolen: 600 Bitcoin Mining Computers in Iceland & 153 from Malaysia
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The Malaysia Telco Hack has been blowing up in the news with over 46 Million Records being leaked including IMEI numbers, SIM card details, serial numbers and home addresses.
This is an interesting one for me as I live in Malaysia, so this Malaysia Telco Hack was big news over here, especially seen as though from the numbers it looks to affect pretty much every single person in the country (and many more than once with a popular of 31 million).
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A cybercrime outfit stealing from as many as 10 banks in Russia, Armenia and Malaysia has borrowed heavily from one of the kingpins in this realm, Carbanak. Continue reading Silence Gang Borrows From Carbanak To Steal From Banks
Malaysian farmers are watching changing weather patterns threaten their staple crops, and switching to other crops might be the only answer. Continue reading Climate Change Is Making It Harder to Grow Rice