Collaborate Disseminate
Security researchers have identified a new phishing campaign launched by Russian cyberespionage group Fancy Bear that uses rogue blogspot.com URLs to bypass spam filters. These latest attacks were aimed at Bellingcat, a group of volunteers who perform … Continue reading Fancy Bear Cyberspies Hide Phishing Pages Behind Blogspot Links
As the United States kicks out 35 Russian intelligence officers after alleged election-related hacks, there are clear lessons that businesses and internet users can learn to make life harder for the attackers next time.
Continue reading Who helped Russia “hack” the US election? It might have been you…
German industrial firm ThyssenKrupp said it’s working with authorities to investigate a data breach of unspecified amount of internal data. Continue reading German Industrial Giant Victim of Cyber Espionage
The notorious Pawn Storm group exploited a Microsoft zero-day vulnerability in a number of spear-phishing campaigns before the tech giant had a chance to release a patch.
David Bisson reports.
Continue reading Pawn Storm used Microsoft zero-day in spear-phishing attacks before patch
The group behind DNC hack seeks maximum pwnage before patches become widespread. Continue reading Fancy Bear goes all out to beat Adobe, MSFT zero-day patches
In April 2016, security firm Trend Micro published a damning report about a Web hosting provider referred to only as a “cyber-attack facilitator in the Netherlands.” If the Trend analysis lacked any real punch that might have been because — shortly after the report was published — names were redacted so that it was no longer immediately clear exactly who the bad hosting provider was. This post aims to shine a bit more light on the individuals apparently behind this mysterious rogue hosting firm — a company called HostSailor[dot]com. Continue reading The Reincarnation of a Bulletproof Hoster