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Google Ads used to spread Royal ransomware by cybercriminals
Microsoft warns users about a cybercrime group using Google Ads to deliver various payloads In late October 2022, Microsoft researchers identified a new threat
Twitter source code reveals plans for end-to-end DM encryption
Researchers discovered interesting changes in Twitter's source code, linking it to future plans End-to-end encryption direct messaging is finally coming to Twitter. The social
Lazarus malware improved: now targeting Europe and Latin America
DTrack backdoor malware used by North Korean groups is deployed to target organizations in Europe and US North Korean hackers now target organizations with
Russian hacker linked to LockBit ransomware gang arrested in Canada
Russian-Canadian operator arrested for involvement in large industrial malware group attacks The US Department of Justice announced the arrest and charges against the dual
DoJ seized $3 Billion in cryptocurrency from the Silk Road marketplace
Department of Justice found and seized the cache of Bitcoin tokens from Silk Road worth $3.36 billion The massive seizure of over 50,000 Bitcoin
Robin Banks service renewed for stealing banking accounts
Phishing services for cybercriminals return to operations with a Russian server host Robin Banks phishing-as-a-service platform is again in action and now hosting the
FIN7 hacker group linked to the Black Basta ransomware campaigns
Many facts and findings suggest a connection between the FIN7 hacker group and Black Basta ransomware operations Security researchers link the ransomware and hackers
Emotet malware is back from the dead again after 5 month break
Emotet is renewing operations again and starts blasting malware The malicious program operators have been silent for five months and have now again started
OpenSSL critical vulnerability will soon be patched with an update
The OpenSSL project team announced the release of a security fix The OpenSSL library is an open-source implementation of the SSL and TLS cryptographic
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“Dormant Colors” malvertising campaign hijacked browsers of 1M users
Malicious extensions are used to insert affiliate links and hijack searches Researchers at Guardio have released a report detailing a malvertising campaign related to
Ursnif malware variant alters its focus to data theft and ransomware
The new version of the banking malware now shifts to initial access and data sealing methods, as well as ransomware methods Ursnif is the
Out-of-date drivers trigger malware attacks for years on Windows PCs
Microsoft released updates for the malicious drivers but those never stuck, leaving PCs open to malware Out-of-date driver list left Windows devices open to
Mirai Botnet caused a record DDoS attack against the Minecraft server
Cloudflare reports having blocked the 2.5 Tbps denial-of-service attack launched by the Mirai botnet Web infrastructure and security company has disclosed the record DDoS
Unofficial WhatsApp Android app spreading malware and stealing accounts
Android applications were caught infecting machines while posing as unofficial WhatsApp Dangerous mobile trojan discovered to steal accounts and data and infect machines via