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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued a warning over Cuba ransomware attacks targeting critical infrastructure. As of November 2021, the gang behind Cuba ransomware managed to compromise at least 49 entities in the government, healthcare, financial, information technology, and manufacturing sectors. read more Source: Security Week
Continue ReadingAn analysis of 17 espionage frameworks designed to target air-gapped networks shows that all of them leverage USB drives and all target Windows exclusively, ESET reports. read more Source: Security Week
Continue ReadingChronicle-owned VirusTotal this week announced VirusTotal Collections, a new resource aimed at making it easier for security researchers to share Indicators of Compromise (IoCs). read more Source: Security Week
Continue ReadingKaspersky has analyzed a new espionage campaign conducted by the threat actor named ScarCruft, and the security firm’s researchers have uncovered a previously unknown malware that has been used to target Windows and Android devices. read more Source: Security Week
Continue ReadingThe Bioeconomy Information Sharing and Analysis Center (BIO-ISAC) on Monday raised the alarm on cyberattacks targeting biomanufacturing facilities. read more Source: Security Week
Continue ReadingProdaft security researchers exploited a vulnerability in the recovery servers used by the Conti Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS), which allowed them to gain insight into the inner workings of the ransomware. read more Source: Security Week
Continue ReadingIranian Threat Actors Target U.S. Critical Infrastructure, Australian Organizations read more Source: Security Week
Continue ReadingRoughly one million computers were freed of the Emotet malware in April this year, but the botnet might reappear, as the Trojan’s developers have apparently started distributing it again. read more Source: Security Week
Continue ReadingGoogle and Adobe this week announced the availability of new open source security tools, for continuous fuzzing and detecting living-off-the-land attacks. Google releases ClusterFuzzLite read more Source: Security Week
Continue ReadingGoogle on Thursday shared details about a recent attack that exploited a zero-day vulnerability in macOS to deliver malware to users in Hong Kong. read more Source: Security Week
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