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Hackers stole data from LastPass

Hackers Stole Data from the LastPass Use Password Vault

LastPass password manager developers have reported that hackers who recently broke into the company’s cloud storage have accessed it and…

Raspberry Robin Worm Uses Fake Malware to Trick Security Researchers

The Raspberry Robin worm uses new tactics to evade detection and seeks to confuse security experts if it runs in…

Hackers Attack Ukrainian Organizations through Malicious Windows 10 Installers

Mandiant experts reported that Ukrainian government agencies are suffering from attacks using malicious Trojanized Windows 10 installers, as victims download…

GoTrim Malware Hacks WordPress Sites

Fortinet specialists have discovered a new GoTrim malware written in Go that scans the Internet for WordPress sites and brute-forces…

New Version of Truebot Exploits Vulnerabilities in Netwrix Auditor and Raspberry Robin Worm

Information security experts warned of an increase in the number of infections with the new version of TrueBot, primarily targeting…

Remove Adobe Flash from Windows

Microsoft has released an update to remove Adobe Flash from Windows

As you know, very soon, on December 31, 2020, support for Adobe Flash Player will be completely discontinued, after which it will no longer be supported by all modern browsers.…

KashmirBlack is behind WordPress attacks

KashmirBlack botnet is behind attacks on popular CMS including WordPress, Joomla and Drupal

Researchers from Imperva have found that the KashmirBlack botnet, active since the end of 2019, is behind attacks on hundreds of thousands of websites powered by popular CMS, including WordPress,…

Attackers deceived the notarization process

Attackers again deceived Apple’s notarization process

In September 2020, I talked about how the Shlayer malware successfully passed the notarization process and was able to run on any Mac running macOS Catalina and newer. Now there…

New malware T-RAT

New T-RAT malware can be controlled via Telegram

G DATA’s specialists have published a report on the new T-RAT malware, which is being distributed for only $45. The main feature of the malware is that T-RAT allows controlling…

browsers are vulnerable to url spoofing

Experts discovered that many mobile browsers are vulnerable to url spoofing

Rapid7 analysts and independent information security expert Rafay Baloch discovered that seven popular mobile browsers are vulnerable to url spoofing. They allow malicious sites to change the URL and display…

Chrome 0-day vulnerability

Google engineers fixed Chrome 0-day vulnerability that was already under attacks

Google engineers have released an updated version of Google Chrome (86.0.4240.111) and warn that they have fixed in browser 0-day vulnerability that has been already under active attacks. The error…

Bughunter stole Monero exploit

Bughunter stole a Monero exploit from another cybersecurity specialist and received a reward for it

Bleeping Computer reporters drew attention to an interesting case that occurred as part of the bug bounty of the Monero program on HackerOne. Bughunter stole a Monero vulnerability exploit discovered…

P2P botnet Interplanetary Storm

P2P botnet Interplanetary Storm accounts more than 9000 devices

Bitdefender experts gave a detailed description of the work of the P2P botnet Interplanetary Storm (aka IPStorm), which uses infected devices as a proxy. According to researchers, the botnet includes…

the most powerful DDoS attack

Google revealed the most powerful DDoS attack in history

This week, the Google Cloud team talked about a previously unknown DDoS attack that targeted a Google service back in September 2017 and peaked at 2.54 TB/sec, making it the…

Dangerous Bluetooth bugs in Linux

Google and Intel experts warn of dangerous Bluetooth bugs in Linux

Google and Intel engineers warn of dangerous Bluetooth bugs that threaten all but the latest Linux kernel versions. The bugs are collectively known as BleedingTooth and are associated with the…

Hackers use open source tools

Hackers are increasingly using open source tools for attacks

Speaking at the Virus Bulletin conference, Intezer Labs analysts said that hackers are increasingly using open source tools for attacks, and listed freely available tools that hackers majorly abuse. Such…

Malicious Windows Update client

Attackers can use Windows Update client to execute malicious code

Hackers can exploit Windows Update client to execute malicious code on the system as part of the Living off the Land (LotL) method. The Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)/Windows Update…