Decade-old malware haunts Ukrainian police
A virus dating to 2015 is still hitting targets in Ukraine, showing its enduring power.
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Report: New ransomware gang emerges in Vietnam
Researchers discovered a new ransomware gang that appears to be in the early stages of their extortion campaigns.
Hackers attempt to infiltrate Ukrainian tech company with backdoor malware, Talos says
The attack could have been part of an attempt to compromise the software supply chain, the researchers said.
Information-stealing malware is spreading widely on Telegram, Cisco Talos says
The ZingoStealer information stealer identified by Cisco Talos threat analysts can exfiltrate credentials and steal cryptocurrency wallet information.
Researchers detect fresh wave of hacking attacks on Palestinian targets
The research highlights a potent hacking group that might not be the most advanced, but doing enough to get the job done.
Scammers pounce on internet-for-rent services, generating cryptocurrency in quiet
Email fraud and ransomware attackers apparently are not enough.
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Multiple ransomware gangs pounce on ‘PrintNightmare’ vulnerability
For the second time in a week, security researchers have warned that extortionists exploited the critical flaw.
Security researchers suggest naming state-harbored hackers ‘privateers’
Cybersecurity executives have compared the safe havens that some governments provide cybercriminals today with 17th century piracy.
Suspected Pakistani spies use catfishing, stealthy hacking tools to target Indian defense sector
Transparent Tribe’s improved capabilities are a case study in how governments not known for their hacking prowess can evolve.
Hackers pose as Bloomberg employees in email scam
The emails politely ask users in fluent English to enable Microsoft Excel features that allow the code to execute.