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Cybercrime gang FIN7 returned and was spotted delivering Clop ransomware

Security Affairs

Researchers at Microsoft Security Intelligence team published a series of tweets to warn of a new wave of attacks aimed at distributing the Clop ransomware and linked it to the financially motivated cybercriminal group Sangria Tempest (ELBRUS, FIN7 ). They then use OpenSSH and Impacket to move laterally and deploy Clop ransomware.

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Russian Cybercrime group is exploiting Zerologon flaw, Microsoft warns

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Microsoft has uncovered Zerologon attacks that were allegedly conducted by the infamous TA505 Russia-linked cybercrime group. Microsoft spotted a series of Zerologon attacks allegedly launched by the Russian cybercrime group tracked as TA505 , CHIMBORAZO and Evil Corp. states Microsoft. We strongly recommend patching.

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Cybercrime Forum Data Set for 2019 and 2021 – Free Direct Download Technical Collection Copy Available! Grab a Copy Today!

Security Boulevard

I've decided to make my Cybercrime Forum Data Set for 2019 and 2021 exclusively available online for free in order for me to speed the dissemination process and to possibly empower security researchers and vendors with the necessary information to help them stay on the top of their game in terms of current and emerging cyber threats including U.S

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Microsoft warns about ongoing PonyFinal ransomware attacks

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pic.twitter.com/Q3BMs7fSvx — Microsoft Security Intelligence (@MsftSecIntel) May 27, 2020. Human-operated ransomware is a technique usually employed in nation-state attacks that is becoming very popular in the cybercrime ecosystem. — Microsoft Security Intelligence (@MsftSecIntel) May 27, 2020.

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A new Magecart campaign hides the malicious code in 404 error page

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Researchers from the Akamai Security Intelligence Group uncovered a Magecart web skimming campaign that is manipulating the website’s default 404 error page to hide malicious code. The loader retrieves this string from the comment, decodes it, and initiates the attack, stealing the personal information provided by users.

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Microsoft warns TA505 changed tactic in an ongoing malware campaign

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Security experts from Microsoft have uncovered an ongoing p hishing campaign launched by the TA505 cybercrime gang (aka Evil Corp ) that is employing attachments featuring HTML redirectors for delivering malicious Excel docs. pic.twitter.com/mcRyEBUmQH — Microsoft Security Intelligence (@MsftSecIntel) January 30, 2020.

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Microsoft, Italy and the Netherlands agencies warn of EMOTET campaigns

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pic.twitter.com/POppQ51uMX — Microsoft Security Intelligence (@MsftSecIntel) September 22, 2020. Recent spam campaigns used messages with malicious Word documents, or links to them, pretending to be an invoice, shipping information, COVID-19 information , resumes, financial documents, or scanned documents.

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