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Cisco confirms that data published by IntelBroker on a cybercrime forum was taken from the company DevHub environment. Cisco confirms that the data posted by IntelBroker on a cybercrime forum was stolen from its DevHub environment. for customers to use as needed.
The cracked software is being resold as a cloud-based attack tool by at least two different services, one of which KrebsOnSecurity traced to an information technology firm based in Turkey. “We have been playing cat and mouse for a while with these guys,” said Matt Sciberras , chief informationsecurity officer at Invicti.
and Dutch authorities seized 39 domains and servers linked to the HeartSender cybercrime group based in Pakistan. A joint law enforcement operation led to the seizure of 39 domains tied to a Pakistan-based HeartSender cybercrime group (aka Saim Raza and Manipulators Team) known for selling hacking and fraud tools.
Pirated software seekers are targeted by the new MassJacker clipper malware, according to CyberArk researchers. A new malware campaign spreading a new clipper malware dubbed MassJacker targets users searching for pirated software, Cyberark users warn. com) distributing pirated software that also spreads malware.
“Over the past month, operators of one of the top Russian-language cybercrime forums have been running a “contest,” calling for the community to submit papers that examine how to target cryptocurrency-related technology.” ” reads a post published by Intel 471. ” Follow me on Twitter: @securityaffairs and Facebook.
“Investigations into RedLine and Meta started after victims came forward and a security company notified authorities about possible servers in the Netherlands linked to the software. “Through Eurojust, authorities were able to quickly exchange information and coordinate actions to take down the infostealers.”
Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit seized multiple domains used by cybercrime group Storm-1152 to sell fraudulent Outlook accounts. Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit seized multiple domains used by a cybercrime group, tracked as Storm-1152, to sell fraudulent accounts. ” reads the announcement published by Microsoft.
The cybercrime group ExCobalt targeted Russian organizations in multiple sectors with a previously unknown backdoor known as GoRed. Positive Technologies researchers reported that a cybercrime gang called ExCobalt targeted Russian organizations in multiple sectors with a previously unknown Golang-based backdoor known as GoRed.
There’s an old adage in informationsecurity: “Every company gets penetration tested, whether or not they pay someone for the pleasure.” ” Many organizations that do hire professionals to test their network security posture unfortunately tend to focus on fixing vulnerabilities hackers could use to break in.
Check Point researchers discovered a new version of the Banshee macOS infostealer which is distributed through phishing websites and fake GitHub repositories, often masqueraded as popular software. The malicious code was advertised on cybercrime forums for $3,000 per month.
Experts warn of the availability in the cybercrime underground of offers for initial access to networks of players in global supply chains. based transportation management and trucking software supplier and a U.S.-based In August 2021 , an affiliate of the Conti ransomware gang claimed access to corporate networks belonging to a U.S.-based
A November 2024 RA World ransomware attack on an Asian software firm used a tool linked to China-linked threat actors. Broadcom researchers reported that threat actors behind an RA World ransomware attack against an Asian software and services firm employed a tool that was explosively associated in the past with China-linked APT groups.
In October 2024, Cisco confirmed that the data posted by the notorious threat actor IntelBroker on a cybercrime forum was stolen from its DevHub environment. We have analyzed the post data, and it aligns with the known data set from October 14, 2024.” ” reads the update published by Cisco. for customers to use as needed.
Operators behind the Amadey Bot malware use the SmokeLoader to distribute a new variant via software cracks and keygen sites. The malware is available for sale in illegal forums, in the past, it was used by cybercrime gangs like TA505 to install GandCrab ransomware or the FlawedAmmyy RAT. ” concludes the report.
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The cybercrime group XE Group exploited a VeraCore zero-day to deploy reverse shells, web shells in recent attacks. A recent investigation by researchers from Intezer and Solis Security shed light on the recent operations of the XE Group. ” reads the analysis published by Intezer.
This week, Cl0p ransomware group listed Sams Club among the victims of its December Cleo software exploit , accusing it of ignoring security. “We are aware of reports regarding a potential security incident and are actively investigating the matter,” a company spokesperson told BleepingComputer.
Additionally, there are also Russian cybercrime organizations that are not state-sponsored but are allowed to operate. Although there’s no one magic solution to eliminating cyberattacks and cybercrime risks, there are steps you can take to reduce the chances of becoming a victim. businesses called #ShieldsUp. The efficacy of hygiene.
Salesforce Community is a widely-used cloud-based software product that makes it easy for organizations to quickly create websites. This misconfigured Salesforce Community site from the state of Vermont was leaking pandemic assistance loan application data, including names, SSNs, email address and bank account information. ”
Remote desktop software company AnyDesk announced that threat actors compromised its production environment. Remote desktop software company AnyDesk announced on Friday that threat actors had access to its production systems. AnyDesk is a remote desktop software that allows users to connect to a computer or device remotely.
.” The agencies discovered that in March 2024, a North Korea-linked threat actor posed as a LinkedIn recruiter and targeted an employee of the Japan-based enterprise cryptocurrency wallet software company Ginco, then compromised them via a malicious Python script shared masqueraded as a “pre-employment test.” BTC ($308M).
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Threat actors behind the campaign used multiple accounts across several social media platforms to advertise password-cracking software for Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), Human-Machine Interface (HMI), and project files. The password cracking software also acts as a dropper for the Sality P2P bot. ” concludes the report.
Proxy services can be used in a legitimate manner for several business purposes — such as price comparisons or sales intelligence — but they are massively abused for hiding cybercrime activity because they make it difficult to trace malicious traffic to its original source. Usually, these users have no idea their systems are compromised.
The FBI Denver Field Office advises staying cautious online, being aware of potential risks, and keeping antivirus software updated to scan files before opening them. If users fall victim to this scam, immediately contact their financial institutions, secure their accounts, and change all passwords using a trusted device.
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. “The builds containing the suspected malware have been removed from Steam, but we strongly encourage you to run a full-system scan using an anti-virus product that you trust or use regularly, and inspect your system for unexpected or newly installed software. Valve have removed the game two days ago.
A Ukrainian man was sentenced in the US to 5 years in prison for his criminal activity in the cybercrime group FIN7. for high-level hacking activity in the cybercrime group FIN7 (aka Carbanak Group and the Navigator Group). Iarmak is the third member of the FIN7 cybercrime group to be sentenced in the U.S. in May 2020.
Info stealers, also known as information stealers, are a type of malicious software (malware) designed to covertly collect sensitive and personal information from a victim’s computer or network. It violates privacy and security regulations, and individuals involved in such activities can face severe legal consequences.
million for information leading to the arrest and/or conviction in any country of Volodymyr Kadariya for his alleged participation in a significant malware organization.” Department of State is offering a reward of up to $2.5 ” reads the announcement published by US Department of State. ” reads the notice.
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The malicious code acts as a backdoor allowing attackers to download and install third-party software secretly. Users may also mistakenly believe TV boxes are more secure than smartphones and are less likely to install antivirus software, increasing their risk when downloading third-party apps or unofficial firmware.
Its the second cybersecurity breach that the software company has acknowledged to clients in the last month.” . “Oracle Corp. has told customers that a hacker broke into a computer system and stole old client log-in credentials, according to two people familiar with the matter. ” reported Bloomberg.
The duo used fake identities to set up online accounts and software to automate transactions, exchanged part of stolen funds into gold coins and other crypto assets, and used mixing services like ChipMixer. Lichtenstein also managed to cover his tracks by deleting access credentials and other log files.
.” Beyond previous reports on this threat actor’s focus on ICS and PLCs, the prompts observed during this campaign provide precious information on other technologies and software the state-sponsored hackers may target.
On December 9, reports of active exploitation targeting Cleo file transfer software began circulating among cybersecurity community. Security firm Huntress publicly disclosed ongoing exploitation involving three different Cleo products. reads the post published by Huntress. reads the post published by Huntress. are still exploitable.
A broad explanation of this threat is included in the Cyber Security Assessment Netherlands (CSBN) 2021, which was shared with the Chamber in June by the Minister of Justice and Security. SecuritySecurity Agenda (NCSA) and the integrated approach to cybercrime.” ” continues the letter.
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