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New Python Malware targeting FinTech Companies
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New Python Malware targeting FinTech Companies

Researchers based at cybersecurity firm Cybereason, have uncovered a new malware been deployed by a well-known and seemingly well-resourced hacking operation codenamed Evilnum. The group has been deemed an advanced persistent threat and has been operating since 2018. Past research published by ESET

Shlayer tricks Apple
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Shlayer tricks Apple

Upon the release of macOS Mojave, Apple implemented another layer of security intended to protect its users. The tech giant introduced the concept of Notarization, which involves developers adhering to a number of steps to make sure their apps are malware-free. Upon the release of macOS Catalina, th

BEC Scammers become more brazen with Demands
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BEC Scammers become more brazen with Demands

One of the last times business email compromise (BEC) scams were covered in this publication was when the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) revealed that businesses and individuals had lost an estimated 12 billion USD over just under five years. Since then ransomware, and in particular the work

Ransomware Demands up 60%
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Ransomware Demands up 60%

The previous article published on this platform dealt with how the US elections are at threat of being disrupted via the use of ransomware. A core element of Recorded Future’s research into the matter centered on the increased use of Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and Citrix tools used by staff force

Ransomware’s Election Threat
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Ransomware’s Election Threat

The US Presidential Election draws the attention of the entire globe for a variety of reasons. Politics, economics, and the climate are affected by the nation’s choice of who will next sit in the White House. As November 2020 draws closer coverage of the election will dominate the news and debates a

Konica Minolta becomes New Ransomware Victim
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Konica Minolta becomes New Ransomware Victim

With Garmin, Canon, and Xerox all becoming victims to human-operated ransomware gangs, the InfoSec community did not have to wait long to see which major corporation was next. Customers of Konica Minolta, the massive business technology firm, took to Reddit to try and find out why services could not

FBI and NSA warn of New Linux Malware
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FBI and NSA warn of New Linux Malware

In a joint report issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the National Security Agency (NSA) information regarding a new previously unreported malware called Drovorub has been released to the public. The malware has been attributed by the two agencies to APT28, a group with a variety

Canon added to Maze’s Victims
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Canon added to Maze’s Victims

It seems that the world cannot go a week without yet another large company falling victim to one of the human-operated ransomware gangs. Last week Evil Corp, the gang behind WastedLocker successfully attacked Garmin resulting in the company having to shut down many of its services, including its cal

NetWalker Ransomware nets $25 million since March
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NetWalker Ransomware nets $25 million since March

Based on research published by security firm McAfee has confirmed that the gang behind the NetWalker ransomware have established themselves as one of the most dangerous ransomware operators on the threat landscape. The research conducted by the firm reveals that the gang has potentially netted 25 mi