OTP Theft Guilty, Social Media Exploits, APT29 Targets Mobile – Cybersecurity News [September 02, 2024]
by Duocircle
We’re back to provide you with the latest cybersecurity news of the week, designed to keep you informed and secure against evolving threats. This week, we highlight the final verdict of an OTP theft case relating to 1-Time Passcode, a loophole in the financial system aided via social media platforms, Android and iOS users attacked by Russian hackers, a more personalized approach towards social engineering techniques, the role of CISOs in curating business strategies and finally the concerns associated with encryption policies amidst Telegram founder’s indictment.
We’re back with the latest cybersecurity scoop of the week that will keep you privy to the latest attacks and help you stay safe. This week, we’ll take a look at how hackers are leveraging the WPS office to spread malware, the withdrawal of Notion from Russia, how Uber was fined $325 million for illegal data transfers, the Tickler malware attacking US government systems, and the FBI’s report on RansomHub ransomware’s 210 victims and the tactics used. Let’s take a look!
Public Data Breach, Ransomware Disables Security, Hacker Fakes Death –Cybersecurity News [August 19, 2024]
by Duocircle
We’re back with the latest cybersecurity scoop of the week where we’ll take a look at the data breach that occurred at National Public Data, the new malware that disables security software, how a man was sentenced for hacking into the stage registry to fake his death, the $14 million holograph crypto hackers’ arrest, and the charges against Karakurt extortion gang’s member. Stay tuned for more!
Here we are with cybersecurity latest with our news bulletin. This week, we’ll share all the info on the Windows SmartScreen flaw, the arrest of the Reveton ransomware cartel’s operator, the sentencing of a Russian cybercriminal who stole 300,000 login credentials, the details of the 3AM ransomware breach of Kootenai Health patient data, and fake alerts on X being used as clickbait. Let’s take a look!
This week’s latest scoop in cybersecurity will take you to the TryCloudflare exploitation for deploying RATs, the new FBI warning about scammers impersonating crypto exchanges, the MS Azure outage details, new features on Google Chrome against infostealers, and the security gap in Whatsapp for Windows that allows threat actors to run malicious scripts without alerts. Stay tuned to learn more about these and how to stay safe!
This week’s cybersecurity updates include the latest Google Chrome malicious file alerts, the story of KnowBe4 hiring a North Korean Hacker, the 400 cyberattacks on the Greece Land Registry, US Sanctions on Russian Hackers targeting critical infrastructure, and threat actors taking advantage of fake CrowdStrike updates. Stay tuned!
Here’s an inside look at the latest cybersecurity news covering the 15 million emails stolen from Trello, Kaspersky’s exit from the U.S., what Revolver Rabbit is doing with 500,000 domains, the AT&T Data Breach, and info-stealer malware being distributed via Facebook ad campaigns. Let’s take a look!
Chinese Hackers Hijack Routers, US Stops Botfarm, Google Adds Passkeys – Cybersecurity News [July 08, 2024]
by DuoCircle
Here we are back again with cybersecurity’s latest covering the news that shook the world this week. We’ll take a look at Chinese hackers taking over SOHO routers for attacks, how the US DoJ shut down Russian bot accounts on X, the new passkeys for Google account protection, the Fujitsu data breach, and the compromise of personal and healthcare information of the City of Philadelphia. Stay tuned!
Welcome back to our weekly bulletin, where we bring you the latest cybersecurity information so you can stay safe against the latest attacks and malicious campaigns. We’ll share details about the new Brain Cipher ransomware, how info stealers could track users linked to child abuse sites, the corporate attack on Team Viewer, the story of a scorned employee stealing patient healthcare data, and the latest crypto drainer phishing attack on Ethereum. Stay tuned!
LockBit Bank Data Deception, Snowblind Evades Detection, FBI Warns Crypto Scams – Cybersecurity News [June 24, 2024]
by DuoCircle
This week’s cybersecurity bulletin is packed with news that’s making headlines around the world! We’ve got reports on a failed scare tactic by the LockBit ransomware gang, a new and sneaky Android malware called Snowblind, the FBI warning about fake law firms targeting crypto scam victims, a supply chain attack that backdoored WordPress plugins, and Chinese cyberspies using ransomware as a diversion. Read more below!
Don’t miss out on the latest cybersecurity scoop of the week! We’ll be covering the $3 million stolen from Kraken, the cyberattack that has affected thousands of US car dealerships, the AMD data leakage, fake Chrome errors installing malware on devices, and the cyberattack on the Toronto District School Board.
We’re back with cybersecurity’s latest in our latest news piece. This week, there were several cybersecurity threats, including phishing emails that exploit a weakness in Windows Search to deliver malware, impersonation scams by people pretending to be from CISA, a cyberattack that shut down many government services in Cleveland, a new kind of Windows malware called Warmcookie that spreads through fake job postings, and a blood shortage in London hospitals caused by a ransomware attack. Here’s everything about these!
Here’s the latest scoop on cybersecurity news around the world with the FBI’s new LockBit decryptor, the new cookie storage update by Google for Chrome users, how Club Penguin users breached a Disney server, the New v3B phishing kit, and the hijacking of Microsoft India’s X account. Let’s dive in!
Here we are back again with the latest cybersecurity news around the world covering the malware posing as Microsoft Office on torrent websites, the Cooler Master data breach, the takedown of 911 S5 botnet, YouTube causing trouble for ad blockers, and the arrest of an Indian man for creating a fake Coinbase website and stealing crypto. Stay tuned!
Orb Proxy Evasion, Dark Web Arrest, Chinese Hackers Infiltrate – Cybersecurity News [May 20, 2024]
by Duocircle
We’re back again with the latest cybersecurity news scoop of everything major that happened this past week. Join us as we take a look at state-sponsored threat actors using Orb Proxies, the arrest of the man behind a dark web drug market, Chinese hackers targeting military organizations, the return of Grandoreiro banking malware, and the infiltration of JAVS software.
This week’s cybersecurity news is packed! We’ve got Google stepping up its game with anti-malware features for Android 15, a data breach impacting Nissan employees, the takedown of a major hacking forum, and a case of stolen Ethereum cryptocurrency involving two brothers. Plus, the FCC is taking aim at robocalls with a new classification system. Want to know more? Read on!
Here’s our latest cybersecurity news piece that will show you how to keep yourself safe from all the new tactics of cybercriminals and what’s going on in the digital security space. Join us, and we’ll share how the UK Ministry of Defence’s payroll data was compromised, why Wichita had to halt its IT network operations, the new details about LockBit and its potential return, NSA’s alert on North Korean threat actors misusing DMARC policies for spear phishing and intelligence exfiltration, and the data compromise of 800K individuals by the University System of Georgia.
We’re back here with the latest cybersecurity news that shook the world this week. We’ll shed light on the executive sentence issued by the U.S. military, the alert about Pro-Russian hacktivists targeting water infrastructure, the new Cuttlefishmalware, the cyberattack on London Drugs, and how scammers are targeting data website users for stealing credit card details and personal information. Stay tuned!
Android Data Breach, Ring Settlement Payout, Iran Cyber Sanctions - Cybersecurity News [April 22, 2024]
by Duocircle
Here we are with the latest cybersecurity news of the week, covering the scoops on the new Brokewell malware, the FTC settlement for Ring users, the sanctions on Iranian threat actors, the return of HelloKitty malware, and the spread of Redline malware via game cheats. Let’s take a look!