ThreatList: People Know Reusing Passwords Is Dumb, But Still Do It
Even seeing data breaches in the news, more than half of consumers are still reusing passwords.
70 Percent of Mobile, Desktop Apps Contain Open-Source Bugs
A lack of awareness about where and how open-source libraries are being used is problematic, researchers say.
Aggressive in-app advertising in Android
Recently, we’ve been noticing ever more dubious advertising libraries in popular apps on Google Play. The monetization methods used in such SDKs can pose a threat to users, yet they pull in more revenue for developers than whitelisted ad modules due to the greater number of views. In this post we will look into a…
‘Coronavirus Report’ Emails Spread NetSupport RAT, Microsoft Warns
Attackers used malicious Excel 4.0 documents to spread the weaponized NetSupport RAT in a spear-phishing campaign.
Home Chef Serves Up Data Breach for 8 Million Records
The meal-kit company’s customer records were leaked as part of the Shiny Hunters breach.
NSO Group Impersonates Facebook Security Team to Spread Spyware — Report
An investigation traces an NSO Group-controlled IP address to a fake Facebook security portal.
Chafer APT Hits Middle East Govs With Latest Cyber-Espionage Attacks
Government and air transportation companies in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia were targeted in a recent attack tracked back to the Chafer APT.
Long Tail Analysis: A New Hope in the Cybercrime Battle
Looking for niche anomalies in an automated way with AI and machine learning is the future.
Critical Cisco Bug in Unified CCX Allows Remote Code Execution
Cisco has fixed a critical remote code-execution flaw in its popular customer interaction management solution.