Addressing the Low-Code Security Elephant in the Room
The danger of anyone being able to spin up new applications is that few are thinking about security. Here's why…
New Memento ransomware switches to WinRar after failing at encryption
A new ransomware group called Memento takes the unusual approach of locking files inside password-protected archives after their encryption method…
Iran-linked APT groups continue to evolve
The researchers at Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center (MSTIC) are warning of increasingly sophisticated operations carried out by Iranian […] The…
CISA Releases Incident and Vulnerability Response Playbooks to Strengthen Cybersecurity for Federal Civilian Agencies
Effort part of President Biden’s executive order to improve the nation’s sybersecurity.
Most SS7 exploit service providers on dark web are scammers
The existence of Signaling System 7 (SS7) mobile telephony protocol vulnerabilities is something security researchers warned about in 2016, and…
Russian ransomware gangs start collaborating with Chinese hackers
There's some unusual activity brewing on Russian-speaking cybercrime forums, where hackers appear to be reaching out to Chinese counterparts for…
US, UK warn of Iranian hackers exploiting Microsoft Exchange, Fortinet
US, UK, and Australian cybersecurity agencies warned today of ongoing exploitation of Microsoft Exchange ProxyShell and Fortinet vulnerabilities linked to an Iranian-backed…
CISA releases cybersecurity response plans for federal agencies
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released new cybersecurity response plans (known as playbooks) for federal civilian executive…
Threat actors offer millions for zero-days, developers talk of exploit-as-a-service
While mostly hidden in private conversations, details sometimes emerge about the parallel economy of vulnerability exploits on underground forums, revealing…
Emotet Makes a Comeback
The popular Trojan has re-emerged on the scene several months after the botnet infrastructure behind it was disrupted by law…