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Cyble announced that it is now a credible source in the list of key contributors to VirusTotal‘s risk analysis. Being a part of VT’s list of website/domain scanning engine contributors will allow Cyble to extend its threat research even bey… Continue reading Cyble partners with VirusTotal to protect customers’ digital assets from targeted cyberattacks
Unidentified cyber threat actors have started using Brute Ratel C4 (BRc4), an adversary simulation tool similar to Cobalt Strike, to try to avoid detection by endpoint security solutions and gain a foothold on target networks, Palo Alto Networks resear… Continue reading Threat actors exchange beacons for badgers to evade endpoint security
Security researchers at Intezer and BlackBerry have documented Symbiote, a wholly unique, multi-purpose piece of Linux malware that is nearly impossible to detect. “What makes Symbiote different from other Linux malware that we usually come acros… Continue reading Researchers unearth highly evasive “parasitic” Linux malware
To start our week of vulnerabilities in everything, there’s a potentially big vulnerability in Android handsets, but it’s Apple’s fault. OK, maybe that’s a little harsh — Apple released the …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: Android and Linux, VirusTotal, More Psychic Signatures
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The vulnerability that existed for the last 8 months allowed attackers to weaponize the VirusTotal platform to achieve…
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Isn’t it convenient when your pick-and-place machine arrives with a fully-set-up computer inside of it? Plug in a keyboard, mouse and a monitor, and you have a production line ready …read more Continue reading Zhengbang Pick & Places Your Confidential Data In The Bag, Slowly
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Dubbed VirusTotal Hacking; the attack allowed researchers to access 1,000,000 login credentials exfiltrated by unencrypted crypto wallets and…
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VirusTotal, the popular online service for analyzing suspicious files, URLs and IP addresses, can be used to collect credentials stolen by malware, researchers at SafeBreach have found. In fact, with a €600 VirusTotal license, they have managed to coll… Continue reading VirusTotal Hacking: Finding stolen credentials hosted on VirusTotal
U.S. Cyber Command posted more than a dozen malware samples to a public repository Wednesday, saying that if network administrators see two or more of these samples on their systems, they may have been targeted by Iranian military hackers. The samples, posted to VirusTotal early Wednesday afternoon, represent various “open-source tools Iranian intelligence actors are using in networks around the world,” the military agency said in a statement. It’s Cyber Command’s first VirusTotal upload in nine months, according the the agency’s page on the site. Referring to the actors as “MuddyWater” — the moniker applied to some suspected Iranian government hacking activities dating back to at least 2015 — Cyber Command’s Cyber National Mission Force shared the samples “to better enable defense” against the attackers. Wednesday’s statement refers to MuddyWater as “a subordinate element” within the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS), an arm of the security apparatus focused on […]
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VirusTotal’s first Ransomware Activity Report reveals that it received ransomware submissions from 140 different countries around the world, and discovered at least 130 different ransomware families had been active since January 2020.
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