Cyber Security News

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

Ryuk adds Epiq and EMCOR to the Victim List
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Ryuk adds Epiq and EMCOR to the Victim List

The Ryuk ransomware continues to add high profile targets to its victim list. From the US Coast Guard to Fortune 500 companies, it would seem no company or organization is safe if the malware’s operators have the company in their sights. The latest to fall victim to a Ryuk infection is legal service

US Treasury and DoJ go on the Offensive
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US Treasury and DoJ go on the Offensive

For hackers, whether the financially motivated or state-sponsored kind, the question of how to clean and safely use stolen funds is a major hurdle to jump. When banks and other financial institutions adopted know your client (KYC) rules as specified in numerous countries adopting similar pieces of l

Kr00k Vulnerability allows Attackers to Decrypt Wifi Packets
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Kr00k Vulnerability allows Attackers to Decrypt Wifi Packets

At the RSA 2020 security conference in San Francisco security researchers from ESET disclosed a new vulnerability that impacts WiFi communications. Along with the presentation given by ESET the Slovakian based security firm also published a white paper detailing the discovered vulnerability, current

GDPR Responsible For Faster Uncovering of Hacking Victims
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GDPR Responsible For Faster Uncovering of Hacking Victims

In January 2012, the European Union (EU) began the long process of creating a framework for data protection reform. One of the proposals associated with these reforms was the legislation was titled the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The reforms were agreed upon in December 2015, and GDPR