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The pandemic fundamentally changed the way we work and at the same time opened a massive gap in cybersecurity. This was highlighted by a seemingly never-ending news cycle of high-profile breaches at organizations that were not equipped to adequat… Continue reading 2021 Data Security Trends in the US, UK, and Middle East
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Days after Israel and Gaza-based militant group Hamas agreed to a ceasefire in May, Arabic-speaking hackers resumed an effort to break into government networks in the Middle East, according to research published Thursday. The hacking group, known as MoleRATs, sent target organizations a malware-laced PDF claiming to be a report on Hamas members meeting with the Syrian government, security firm Proofpoint said. The malicious code is able to access files and take screenshots on a victim’s computer in furtherance of a spying campaign. It’s an example of how, alongside the violence that has long marked the Israel-Palestine conflict, there are often much subtler efforts by digital spies to access networks. It’s unclear what caused the hacking group to take a two-month break starting in March, or why it resumed activity in early June. Proofpoint analysts speculated that either the Muslim holy month of Ramadan or the latest Israel-Hamas conflict, which […]
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Hackers are impersonating Bloomberg employees in an attempt to install remote access software on target computers, researchers said Wednesday. The ruse seeks to capitalize on the influence of Bloomberg Industry Group (formally known as Bloomberg BNA), whose analysis major corporations use to track markets, according to Cisco Talos, which discovered the activity. The perpetrator is sending fake Bloomberg invoices that are laced with a “remote access trojan” tools that could be used to surveil computer networks or steal data. The goal of the malicious email campaigns, and exactly who was targeted, remain unclear. But the perpetrator has clearly gone beyond the bumbling phishing emails in broken English that typically give other scammers away. It’s a clever piece of social engineering from a cyber actor that has apparently only been active for a year, but which has looked for economical ways into victim networks. One of the tools used, called NanoCore, […]
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Hackers connected to Iran are on the loose again in the Middle East, instigating an apparent espionage campaign in five countries, Trend Micro said on Friday. The company concluded with moderate confidence that the MuddyWater hacking group, whose interests tend to align with the Iranian government’s, is behind the campaign. It’s an ongoing spearphishing effort aimed at government agencies, academia and the tourism industry in Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, according to Trend Micro. The research confirms research from Anomali in February, and expands the range of named targets. MuddyWater has a history of going after Middle Eastern government agencies and academia along with a range of industries, and it has a reputation for persistent spy work. What’s different about this campaign, though, is that it doesn’t exhibit the usual competence MuddyWater has demonstrated, Trend Micro said. “While it possesses remote access capabilities, the attackers […]
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The Digital Footprint Intelligence Service announces the results of research on the digital footprints of governmental, financial and industrial organizations for countries in the Middle East region. Continue reading Digital Footprint Intelligence Report
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The newly discovered Python-based malware family targets the Outlook processes, and browser credentials, of Microsoft Windows victims. Continue reading New Windows Trojan Steals Browser Credentials, Outlook Files