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Hackers masquerade as security researchers to befriend analysts and eventually infect fully patched systems at multiple firms with a malicious backdoor. Source: Threatpost.com
Continue ReadingNetscout researchers identify more than 14,000 existing servers that can be abused by ‘the general attack population’ to flood organizations’ networks with traffic. Source: Threatpost.com
Continue ReadingA phishing campaign spoofs Xerox notifications to lure victims into clicking on malicious HTML attachments. Source: Threatpost.com
Continue ReadingMystery of spying using popular chat apps uncovered by Google Project Zero researcher. Source: Threatpost.com
Continue ReadingUsers of the Linux-based open-source firmware—which include developers from commercial router companies–may be targeted by phishing campaigns, administrators warn. Source: Threatpost.com
Continue ReadingThe tech giant removes 164 more offending Android apps after banning software showing this type of behavior from the store last year. Source: Threatpost.com
Continue ReadingThe optional feature was released free to users in a technical preview this week, adding a new layer of security to service, which has been plagued by privacy concerns. Source: Threatpost.com
Continue ReadingWatering-hole attacks executed by ‘experts’ exploited Chrome, Windows and Android flaws and were carried out on two servers. Source: Threatpost.com
Continue ReadingResearchers informed organization of a flaw that exposed GitHub credentials through the organization’s vulnerability disclosure program. Source: Threatpost.com
Continue ReadingThe agency said the malware has already compromised more than 150 organizations and provided insight into its ransomware-as-a-service behavior. Source: Threatpost.com
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