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At a particularly perilous moment for privacy and security, Malwarebytes’ research uncovered a COVID bounce, a massive 2021 resurgence of cyberthreats across multiple categories following pandemic-induced declines in 2020. There was a 77% increas… Continue reading 2021 COVID bounce: Malware has returned with a vengeance
The entry points for Magecart and other e-commerce skimmers are changing, but the attackers are getting more clever, too.
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Malwarebytes announced an expansion of its Nebula cloud-native endpoint protection platform to include two new modules: Vulnerability Assessment and a preview of Patch Management modules, both powered by OPSWAT. Together, these capabilities make Malwar… Continue reading Malwarebytes’ cloud console updates simplify threat management processes for SMBs
Trends in cybercrime mirror the widening digital divide accelerated by the pandemic leaving lower income and vulnerable audiences disproportionally impacted. A new report by Malwarebytes, Digitunity and Cybercrime Support Network, which polled more tha… Continue reading How cybercrime hurts some groups more than others
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So far, Konni RAT has managed to evade detection as only 3 security solutions on VirusTotal were able to detect the malware.
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Malwarebytes announced that Malwarebytes OneView is now integrated with Datto Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) and Datto Autotask Professional Services Automation (PSA). Datto is a global provider of cloud-based software and security solutions pu… Continue reading Malwarebytes integrates with Datto to to streamline endpoint security for MSPs
First came the ransomware rampage stemming from the breach of Miami-based software firm Kaseya. Now comes a wave of malicious emails seeking capitalize on the rush to find a fix. Security vendor MalwareBytes highlighted the malware spam campaign Tuesday, describing how unidentified attackers send “malspam” messages with both a URL and a file that purports to be a Microsoft update of the Kaseya VSA vulnerability. Clicking on the the link, or “SecurityUpdates.exe,” drops Cobalt Strike on a victim. Cybercriminals have increasingly leveraged that security testing tool for attacks, according to recent research. It’s another example of how cyberattacks can have long tails after their initial infections. The zero-day vulnerability that the ransomware gang REvil apparently used to infiltrate Kaseya systems turned into a way for intruders to access the systems of Kaseya’s managed service provider customers, who provide IT services to a wider range of potential victims. It has turned […]
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Malwarebytes announced the findings of its report which explores how the global pandemic forced many employees to quickly become a remote workforce and confined consumers to their homes. In the wake of this change, cybercriminals ditched many of their … Continue reading Criminals leveraging shift to remote work to develop targeted attacks
An app with more than 10 million downloads from the Google Play Store recently took a hard turn to the dark side, according to antivirus company Malwarebytes. The Barcode Scanner app had appeared in the store for years, but in December it became clear that it “had gone from an innocent scanner to full on malware,” writes Nathan Collier, a researcher for the Silicon Valley company. Malwarebytes said Google Play removed the app in early December after users reported that it was opening the default web browsers on phones to serve up ad pages — without any direct action by the device owners themselves. The company is labeling the malicious code as a trojan. “It is frightening that with one update an app can turn malicious while going under the radar of Google Play Protect,” Collier writes. The researcher makes a clear distinction: There are many ways apps can go […]
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According to Malwarebytes, SolarWinds hackers accessed its internal email communication. Here’s what we know so far.
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