MOVEit managed file transfer (MFT) solution appears to contain a 0-day vulnerability, already exploited by hackers. Progress, the developer of the software solution, already released a note and security advisory regarding the case. What is MOVEit MFT? MOVEit is a software solution that allows convenient and secure data transfer inside the organisation. The product under… Continue reading MOVEit MFT 0-day Vulnerability is Used to Steal Corporate Data
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New iOS Vulnerability Allows “Triangulation” Attack
New iOS vulnerability allows executing a zero-click malware delivery through the built-in iMessage messenger. The breach was discovered by Kaspersky analytics team, and appears to touch almost every user of Apple smartphones. Experts dubbed the malware “Triangulation”. iOS Exploit Allows Zero-Click Infection Probably, the worst case scenario for any target of cyberattack is the infection… Continue reading New iOS Vulnerability Allows “Triangulation” Attack
DDoS-for-Hire: Booter, Stresser and DDoSer
Most people think you must be a hacker to participate in cyberattacks. However, as the last year has shown, downloading specific software or paying money is sometimes enough. Moreover, with the advent of DDoS-for-hire, you don’t need a PC to carry out cyberattacks since remote specially created servers are used for this purpose. But why… Continue reading DDoS-for-Hire: Booter, Stresser and DDoSer
Android Malware With Almost 500M Downloads Resides in Google Play
Millions of Android users may be at risk of a cyberattack because of Android malware, and multiple modifications on Google Play. In a recent blog post, Dr. Web reported that the trojan module, “Android.Spy.SpinOk,”. The module distributes via a marketing software development kit (SDK) on 101 Google Play applications, with over 421,290,300 downloads. How does… Continue reading Android Malware With Almost 500M Downloads Resides in Google Play
RarBG Torrenting Site Is Shut Down, Admins Explain Why
RarBG, one of the most famous torrent tracker websites in the world, decided to voluntarily shut down. Launched in 2007, it faced numerous regulatory challenges and scandals throughout its history. All this ended on May 31, 2023, with a short explanation note from its admin. RarBG is Shut Down RarBG is a classic torrent tracker… Continue reading RarBG Torrenting Site Is Shut Down, Admins Explain Why
Ransomware Attacks in 2023: What to Expect?
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
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
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?
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
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