How Can Companies Be Secure Against Cyberattacks?

Companies need to pay attention to the rise in data breaches and the risks cyberattacks.

Organizations face an alarming reality in the digital world: data breaches and cyberattacks are becoming more frequent. Cybercriminals find more opportunities to exploit vulnerabilities as reliance on technology grows, and personal information is collected, stored. One of the primary methods that bad actors use to scam companies is social engineering attacks. Let’s look at crucial… Continue reading How Can Companies Be Secure Against Cyberattacks?

Malware Propagation On Darknet Forums

Darknet forums have become a marketplace for malware developers

The forums on the dark web are well-known for being a hub of cybercriminal activity, including an auction system. Here, bad actors can trade tips on hacking, share samples of malware, and demonstrate how to exploit vulnerabilities. For those who develop malware, Darknet communication platforms, specifically forums, became a perfect marketing platform. The developers of… Continue reading Malware Propagation On Darknet Forums

How to Protect Your Digital Footprint

Attackers can use a company's digital footprint for bad intentions.

The modern business world has been greatly advanced by the internet. Its convenience and numerous benefits have made people from all over the world reliant on the digital world. As the use of digital platforms continues to increase, businesses of all sizes should consider their digital footprint. What is Corporate Digital Footprint? Your company’s digital… Continue reading How to Protect Your Digital Footprint

NortonLifeLock Hacked by Cl0P Gang, Using MOVEit Vulnerability

Cl0p ransomware listed Norton company among others breached through MOVEit MFT breach

NortonLifeLock, the world-famous antivirus software developer, had reportedly been hacked by the Cl0p ransomware gang. Hackers listed it on their Darknet leak page, and it appears that the cybersecurity vendor is yet another victim of MOVEit vulnerability. NortonLifeLock Hacked via MOVEit Vulnerability The vulnerability in Progress’ MOVEit MFT solution set the whole cybersecurity community abuzz.… Continue reading NortonLifeLock Hacked by Cl0P Gang, Using MOVEit Vulnerability

Cloud Mining Scams Spread Banking Trojans

Roamer Banking Trojan is implicated in cloud mining scam

It’s no secret that cybercriminals are increasingly using mobile platforms as an attack vector lately. One example is a new Android malware. It spreads through fake cloud mining scams services and targets cryptocurrency wallets and online banking apps. Analysts dubbed this banking trojan as Roamer, though hackers may use different other malware for such attacks.… Continue reading Cloud Mining Scams Spread Banking Trojans

Malware in GitHub Repositories Is Spread From Fake Security Company Name

Some exploits' PoC published on GitHub turned out to be malware

Researchers detected fake company accounts on GitHub linked to a deceitful cybersecurity company. These accounts are promoting harmful repositories on the code hosting service. According to the experts, all repositories claim a proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit for alleged zero-day vulnerabilities in Discord, Google Chrome, and Microsoft Exchange. Though in fact, that was a yet another example… Continue reading Malware in GitHub Repositories Is Spread From Fake Security Company Name

BreachForums Is Back Online, Led by ShinyHunters

It is quite an uncommon occasion when black hat hackers takeover the ceased Darknet forum

BreachForums, an infamous Darknet forum that was shut down in late March 2023, is back online since approx. June 13 2023. After 3 months offline, it is revived by a hacker group called ShinyHunters. But will Breached be as successful as they used to be? What is BreachForums? Breached Forums used to be a massive… Continue reading BreachForums Is Back Online, Led by ShinyHunters

RDP Honeypot Was Attacked 3.5 Million Times

A honeypot designed for RDP was targeted with 3.5 million attacks.

With increased remote work, IT teams use remote access tools to manage company devices and ensure smooth operations. Remote desktop connections are highly attractive to hackers, with an average of over 37,000 attempts from multiple IP addresses daily. These attacks are typically automated, but once the hackers gain access credentials, they manually search for critical… Continue reading RDP Honeypot Was Attacked 3.5 Million Times

Oneetx.exe

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