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Wise Remote Trojan: Infostealer, RAT, DDoS Bot, and Ransomware
Wise Remote Stealer is a potent and malicious software that operates as an infostealer, Remote Access Trojan (RAT), DDoS bot,…
Bed Bath & Beyond Shopping Scams
In late April, 2023, American home goods retailer Bed Bath & Beyond filed for bankruptcy protection under Chapter 11. This…
Barts NHS Trust Hacked by BlackCat/ALPHV Ransomware Group
A Russian cybercriminal gang BlackCat claims to have hacked into one of Britain’s most prominent hospital groups and threatens to…
TeamTNT Group Returns with Silent Bob Campaign
Aqua Security security researchers have warned that the TeamTNT group may be preparing a new large-scale anti-cloud campaign called “Silent…
Proxyjacking: The Latest Cybercriminal Invention In Action
Today, in the constantly changing world of cyber threats, attackers always look for new ways to get more benefits with…
What is Spear Phishing? Definition with Examples
Spear phishing is a type of phishing attack that targets specific individuals or organizations typically through malicious emails. For example, cybercriminals can pretend to be a trusted person or organization…
Sniffing and Spoofing: Difference, Meaning
Users are increasingly encountering malicious links that, when clicked, unleash a different kind of computer destruction. In this case, it is crucial for users to be aware of the appearance…
Europol and Intelligence Agencies of 11 Countries Destroyed the FluBot Trojan Infrastructure
Europol announced that law enforcement officers, as a result of an international operation, destroyed one of the fastest-spreading malware – the FluBot Trojan. Let me remind you that we also…
Three Online Scammers Arrested in Nigeria in an Interpol’s Operation
North Africa, Southeast Asia, and Middle East oil and gas companies became cyberfraud victims. Interpol arrested three citizens of Nigeria in the country’s capital city Lagos as a part of…
29 Moonbirds Stolen via Link Click from a Proof Collective Member
29 Moonbirds, NFTs amounting to around 750 ETC (approximately $1,5M) in value, were stolen from an unmentioned Proof Collective member as a result of a scam, according to the May…
Attackers Are Already Exploiting the Fresh 0-day Follina Bug in Microsoft Office
Security researchers recently discovered a zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Office dubbed Follina. The bug can be exploited through the normal opening of a Word document, using it to execute malicious…
Password Spraying Attack Overview
Password Spraying – quite careless, a rough form of attack. After several attempts to log in, the site begins to block the entrance. But attackers bypass this block; after the…
A WSO2 Vulnerability is Fraught with Remote Code Execution
The products by WSO2, an open-source API, applications, and web services provider, have been attacked in the wild through the CVE-2022-29464 vulnerability detected back in April 2022. This vulnerability allows…
Microsoft Experts Found Vulnerabilities in Pre-Installed Android Applications
Microsoft experts have found four serious vulnerabilities in pre-installed Android applications, namely in the framework used by Android applications of several major international mobile service providers. Vulnerabilities were discovered in…
DNS Spoofing: Key Facts, Meaning
What is DNS Spoofing? DNS (Domain name server) spoofing or DNS cache poisoning is a type of cyberattack used by an attacker to direct the victim’s traffic to a malicious…
Some Tips About Data Loss Prevention (DLP) For Users
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is a method of detecting data loss and preventing a given case, including awareness of the protected content or context. It also includes using tools that…
Google Has Disabled Some of the Global Cache Servers in Russia
Media reports say that Google is notifying ISPs in Russia that it is shutting down its Google Global Cache (GGC) servers, which speed up the loading of its services, including…