Cyber Security News

Researchers Discover Massive DarkHotel Operation
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Researchers Discover Massive DarkHotel Operation

The state-sponsored group DarkHotel has been an active thorn in the side of security firms since 2007, not to mention the victims of the group. The group has gone by many names, however, it has been much of the work done by Kaspersky Labs in analyzing the group’s activity that has led to DarkHotel s

LightSpy Targeting iOS Devices
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LightSpy Targeting iOS Devices

Since January 2020, various security firms have been tracking an active campaign spreading spyware. One of the reasons the campaign is noteworthy is that it is actively targeting iOS devices. The spyware, called LightSpy is distributed via watering hole attacks. These attacks involve the attacker lo

Zeus Sphinx Re-emerges on the Back of COVID-19
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Zeus Sphinx Re-emerges on the Back of COVID-19

It is not by any means new to say that hackers are looking to exploit the COVID-19 pandemic, despite the misery and loss of human life the disease has already caused, for their own benefit. At the start of February, this publication reported on several malware campaigns exploiting the health pandemi

BadUSB Attack Targets US Hospitality Provider
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BadUSB Attack Targets US Hospitality Provider

When covering malware incidents it is exceedingly rare to refer to hackers using conventional mail services, sometimes often snidely referred to as snail mail, to carry out attacks. It is equally rare to cover attacks that utilize a malware-laced USB drive to infect computers. These attacks have bee

The Rise of Ready-Made ICS Hacking Tools
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The Rise of Ready-Made ICS Hacking Tools

In a report published by FireEye, a worrying trend has emerged. The use of ready-made Industrial Control System (ICS) hacking tools has been on the rise lowering the skill entry barrier, not only for state-sponsored groups but novice and unskilled hackers as well to exploit and cause major disruptio