TodayZoo phishing kit borrows the code from other kits
Microsoft uncovered an extensive series of credential phishing campaigns that employed a custom phishing kit tracked as TodayZoo. Microsoft researchers
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This week, NATO Defence Ministers released the first-ever strategy for Artificial Intelligence (AI) that encourages the use of AI in
Lire la suiteThreat actors offer for sale data for 50 millions of Moscow drivers
Threat actors are offering for sale a database containing 50 million records belonging to Moscow drivers on a hacking forum
Lire la suiteCisco SD-WAN flaw could lead to arbitrary code execution, patch it now!
Cisco fixes an OS command-injection flaw, tracked as CVE-2021-1529, in Cisco SD-WAN that could allow privilege escalation and lead to
Lire la suiteSupply-chain attack on NPM Package UAParser, which has millions of daily downloads
The U.S. CISA warned of crypto-mining malware hidden in a popular JavaScript NPM library, named UAParser.js, which has millions of weekly downloads.
Lire la suiteGroove ransomware group calls on other ransomware gangs to hit US public sector
Groove ransomware operators call on other ransomware groups to stop competing and join the forces to fight against the US.
Lire la suiteFacebook SSRF Dashboard allows hunting SSRF vulnerabilities
Facebook developed a new tool that allows security experts to look for Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities in their software.
Lire la suiteDarkSide ransomware operators move 6.8M worth of Bitcoin after REvil shutdown
Darkside and BlackMatter ransomware operators have moved a large amount of their Bitcoin reserves after the recent shutdown of REvil’s
Lire la suiteFiveSys, a new digitally-signed rootkit spotted by Bitdefender experts
Bitdefender researchers discovered a new Rootkit named FiveSys that abuses Microsoft-Issued Digital Signature signature to evade detection. FiveSys is a
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