Ransomware Attacks in 2023: What to Expect?

Experts are worried about report of ransomware statistics and predict a lot of attacks within a year

Cybersecurity experts have published a report on worrying ransomware statistics. A survey of 435 cybersecurity professionals identified gaps, misunderstandings, and obstacles regarding organizational security, preventing attacks, and eliminating extortion. Analysts conclude that most of these organizations will likely face a ransomware attack this year – simply because. What is ransomware? The name of this malware… Continue reading Ransomware Attacks in 2023: What to Expect?

RaidForums Leaked, Data of Almost 500,000 Users Published

The admin of Exposed forum published an extensive database with info of RaidForums users

RaidForums, the former leader among the underground forums, now suffers the user data leak. Besides being shut down in April 2022, it is still susceptible to data breach. The data of a black market is now given for free… on another black market. What is RaidForums? RaidForums is an ex-leader among Darknet marketplaces and forums… Continue reading RaidForums Leaked, Data of Almost 500,000 Users Published

New MDBotnet Malware Rapidly Expands a DDoS Network

Botnet of a new malware strain, called MDBotnet, is already used in HTTP GET/SYN flood attacks

MDBotnet is a new malware strain that appears to be a backbone of a botnet, used in DDoS-as-a-Service attacks. Being a backdoor biassed towards networking commands, it appears to be another sample of russian malware. Analysts already report about the IPs related to this botnet being used in DDoS attacks. Let’s see why it is… Continue reading New MDBotnet Malware Rapidly Expands a DDoS Network

Ransomware Attacks Decline in 2023 – Is It True?

The unusual downward trend in the number of ransomware attacks begs the question.

According to ransomware attacks status statistics, the trend of incidents related to this type of malware will decline in 2023. But is this really the proper conclusion, or is it not all clear-cut? Today we will look at analysts’ opinions and determine why ransomware activity is decreasing. Some statistics According to the X-Force Threat Intelligence… Continue reading Ransomware Attacks Decline in 2023 – Is It True?

US Authorities Warn of Disaster-Related Scams

Fraudsters may randomly spread phishing links and offers on hurricane/typhoon topics

Following natural disasters and severe weather, there is a higher chance of fraudulent activities as scammers prey on vulnerable individuals or those who wish to donate to charity. Scammers use various methods, including phone calls, text messages, mail, emails, and door-to-door visits, to exploit affected areas after hurricanes and damaging storms. Therefore, CISA (Cybersecurity &… Continue reading US Authorities Warn of Disaster-Related Scams

GitLab Releases Patch to Critical Vulnerability

If you are using GitLab 16.0, you're exposed to an extremely severe vulnerability.

GitLab, one of the most famous code repositories in the world, faces critical security issues in the latest update. Aside from advanced functionality, the 16.0 patch brought an extremely severe vulnerability. Experts already gave it CVSS 10.0 mark – the highest possible. What is GitLab? GitLab is an open-source repository and collaborative software development platform.… Continue reading GitLab Releases Patch to Critical Vulnerability

GoDaddy Refund Phishing Emails Spread Infostealer

Refunds from GoDaddy became a new disguise for hackers

Hackers started using GoDaddy Refund Emails as a disguise to trick the users into installing malware. In order to deploy the payload, they opted for a particularly new tactic or, well, combination of ones. As a payload, a unique free open-source Invicta Stealer is used. GoDaddy Refund Email Phishing Being a widely popular web hosting… Continue reading GoDaddy Refund Phishing Emails Spread Infostealer

Philadelphia Inquirer is Struck by Cuba Ransomware

Cuba Ransomware cyberattack interrupts publish of newspaper published since 1829

The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia’s largest newspaper by circulation and third-longest-running newspaper in the USA, suffered a cyberattack on May 15, temporarily disrupting the newspaper’s distribution. A Cuba ransomware gang claimed responsibility for the incident. About Philadelphia Inquirer The Philadelphia Inquirer is one of the oldest newspapers in the United States, first published in 1829 and… Continue reading Philadelphia Inquirer is Struck by Cuba Ransomware

ChatGPT Causes New Wave of Fleeceware

If you downloaded the Flashlight app and it asks for a paid subscription, it's fleeceware

Artificial intelligence is one of the most significant advances in technology. It is used in one way or another everywhere, from voice input recognition on your smartphone to autopilot systems in cars. But the latest development in the industry – the launch of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, which has caused a stir even to the point that… Continue reading ChatGPT Causes New Wave of Fleeceware

Oneetx.exe – What is that process? Oneetx Removal

Oneetx.exe is a process that belongs to Amadey Dropper executable file

Oneetx.exe is a malicious process, related to Amadey dropper malware. It can be spectated in the Task Manager, with seemingly nothing suspicious about it – if you don’t know what it stands for. Let me show you how it appears and how you can remove it. What is Oneetx.exe process? Oneetx.exe is a disguised name… Continue reading Oneetx.exe – What is that process? Oneetx Removal