Microsoft disrupts nation-state hacker op using Azure Cloud service
Microsoft disrupts nation-state hacker op using Azure Cloud service. The Windows XP source code was allegedly leaked online. Mount Locker ransomware joins the multi-million dollar ransom game. www.bleepingcomputer.com
France, Japan, and New Zealand warn of a surgein Emotet attacks--Security Affairs
Cybersecurity agencies across Asia and Europe are warning of Emotet spam campaigns targeting businesses in France, Japan, and New Zealand. The French national cyber-security agency published an alert to warn of a significant increase […] securityaffairs.co
Anubis, a new info-stealing malware spreads in the wild--Security Affairs
This week, Microsoft warned of a recently uncovered piece of malware, tracked as Anubis, that was distributed in the wild to steal information from infected systems. Anubis is the name of an Android malware […]
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Microsoft failed to fix LSASS elevation of privilege flaw--Security Affairs
Google Project Zero researcher who discovered the elevation of privilege flaw (CVE-2020-1509) in the Windows Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) warn that Microsoft did not properly address it. “An elevation of privilege ...
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'Payment sent' - travel giant CWT pays $4.5 million ransom to cyber criminals - Reuters
U.S. travel management firm CWT paid $4.5 million this week to hackers who stole reams of sensitive corporate files and said they had knocked 30,000 computers offline, according to a record of the ...
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EU imposes the first ever sanctions against cyber-attacks - Consilium The Council today decided to impose restrictive measures against six individuals and three entities responsible for or involved in various cyber-attacks. These include the attempted cyber-attack against the OPCW (Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons) and those publicly known as 'WannaCry', 'NotPetya', and 'Operation Cloud Hopper… |
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey apologizes for hack targeting Biden, billionaires - The Washington Post
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said Thursday the company “fell behind” in some of its security restrictions that led to the hack of prominent users including former president Barack Obama and Tesla ...
Diebold Nixdorf warns of a new class of ATM 'black box' attacks across Europe | ZDNet
ATM maker Diebold Nixdorf is warning banks of a new type of ATM "black box" attack that was recently spotted used across Europe. ATM "black box" attacks are a type of jackpotting attack -- when ...
Google Tsunami vulnerability scanner is now open-source--Security Affairs
Google has decided to release as open-source a vulnerability scanner for large-scale enterprise networks named Tsunami. “We have released the Tsunami security scanning engine to the open source communities. We hope that the engine can help other organizations protect their ...
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A threat actor is selling databases stolen from 14 companies--Security Affairs
A threat actor is selling databases that contain user records for 14 different organizations he claimed were hacked in 2020, only for four of them (HomeChef, Minted, Tokopedia, and Zoosk) were previously reported data breaches. The list of […]
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