Collaborate Disseminate
Juniper identifies phishing campaign targeting business customers with malware using password protection, among other techniques, to avoid detection. Continue reading IcedID Trojan Rebooted with New Evasive Tactics
Chipmaker investigates a leak of intellectual property from its partner and customer resource center. Continue reading Hackers Dump 20GB of Intel’s Confidential Data Online
COVID-19 pandemic spurs spoofing preference changes, plus a surge in email-based attacks. Continue reading Apple Knocked Off Perch as Most Imitated Brand for Phishing Attacks
A vulnerability in the state’s system may have exposed personal data that can be used for credential theft for those who filed Property Transfer Tax returns online. Continue reading Vermont Taxpayers Warned of Data Leak Over the Past Three Years
The company warned that cybercriminals are using a black box with proprietary code in attacks to illegally dispense cash across Europe. Continue reading Diebold ATM Terminals Jackpotted Using Machine’s Own Software
CryptBB becomes more inclusive by inviting less experienced hackers to learn from expert cybercriminals and one another. Continue reading Threat Actors Introduce Unique ‘Newbie’ Hacker Forum
Unprecedented amounts of data for accessing bank accounts and streaming services are being flogged on the dark web. Continue reading 15 Billion Credentials Currently Up for Grabs on Hacker Forums
A campaign discovered by Malwarebytes Labs in mid-April has lifted credentials from a number of e-commerce portals. Continue reading Credit-Card Skimmer Has Unlikely Target: Microsoft ASP.NET Sites
An authentication-bypass vulnerability allows attackers to access network assets without credentials when SAML is enabled on certain firewalls and enterprise VPNs. Continue reading CISA: Nation-State Attackers Likely to Exploit Palo Alto Networks Bug
Threat actors shift focus from COVID-19 to employee coronavirus training and current events like Black Lives Matter as cyber-attacks continue to rise. Continue reading Office 365 Users Targeted By ‘Coronavirus Employee Training’ Phish