CISA “Must Patch” List Updation
The U.S. CISA has updated its catalog of “known exploited vulnerabilities” and set deadlines for federal agencies to apply fixes for security defects in software made by Qualcomm, Mikrotik, Zoho…
Malicious Tor Servers De- Anonymize Users
New research shows that someone has been running hundreds of malicious servers on the Tor network, potentially in an attempt to de-anonymize users and unmask their web activity. Also referred…
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Magnat Attack planting Backdoor
Researchers have identified malvertising campaigns using fake installers of popular games and applications, such as WeChat, Viber, Battlefield, and NoxPlayer, to lure users into downloading an undocumented, malicious Google Chrome…
Verizon PIN Online Brute Force
Researcher discovered a way to brute force Verizon PINs online, meaning they could potentially break into Verizon customer accounts. In response, Verizon has taken the impacted web pages offline. The…
Flubot in Action @ Finland 🇫🇮
The Flubot campaign has hit Finland again for the second time this year. The previous set of attacks was spotted between early June and mid-August. Finland’s National Cyber Security Center…
Cuba Ransomware !
The US FBI said that the operators of the Cuba ransomware have earned at least $43.9 million from ransom payments following attacks carried out this year. The Cuba gang has…
Emotet Spreads Pretending Adobe Installer
Emotet is now being distributed through malicious Windows App Installer packages that pretend to be Adobe PDF software. The URLs are been sent out to victims by using malspam campaign.…
NginRAT successor of CronRAT
Researchers discovered a new Linux remote access trojan (RAT), tracked as CronRAT, that hides in the Linux task scheduling system (cron). While investigating CronRAT infections in North America and Europe…