Security firm, Sentinel Labs, has discovered a new threat group that is intent on targeting telecommunications, internet service providers (ISP), and universities, primarily in Africa and the Middle East. Based on a report published the advanced threat group has been active for two years and focuses
In an article published by Bleeping Computer, the cyber security news platform repealed that video games publisher 2K had their gaming support system hacked to spread malware to gamers. This follows news that Steam users were being targeted by unique Browser-in-the-Browser attacks looking to phish o
Steam and its vast array of gaming enthusiasts who use the platform have long been a target for cybercriminals, either to frustrate users or make significant amounts of money hijacking accounts and selling them off. Now attacks are using a newly discovered phishing method, known as a Browser-in-Brow
Initially discovered in April 2022, Bumblebee activity rose as BazarLoader activity dropped off. This hinted at the Conti ransomware gang, and TrickBot had switched malware to grant backdoor access for the ransomware on targeted networks. Since Bumble Bee’s discovery, the developers behind the malwa
Towards the end of August, an attack hit the systems of Italy's energy agency the Gestore dei Servizi Energetici SpA (GSE). The company is publicly owned and specializes in generating electricity from renewable resources across Italy. In a statement to Bloomberg, a spokesperson for the company at th
For some time now the penetration testing tool Cobalt Strike has long had its somewhat legitimate functions abused by hackers to compromise targeted machines. The creation of Cobalt Strike beacons was also a favored malware and ransomware delivery method for several threat actors, generally followin
Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks is a common frustration for internet users when looking to access their favorite online resources. Upon visiting such a resource the visitor may see a page stating that the page they want to visit is currently unavailable due to DDoS attempts flooding the
Browser extensions can be amazingly convenient applications in your browser. To-do lists, discount code auto-fill extensions, and numerous others add a high level of functionality to how we use our favorite browser, be it Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox. Sometimes this improved functionality an
The North Korean state-sponsored threat actor Lazarus has long brought the definitions used by security researchers into doubt. Typically, state-sponsored groups are not financially motivated but motivated by the policies and aims of their state overlords. Lazarus is both in a sense that not onl
A favored attack vector exploited by hackers has long been Microsoft Office’s Macros functionality. Microsoft initially introduced macros to help users automate procedures making use of Excel or Word a much more convenient prospect, but that convenience came with price hackers were far too keen to c