Elon Musk Confirms, Tesla Factory a Target of Foiled Cyberattack
A Tesla employee was reportedly approached by a Russian national and asked to install malware on the company’s systems.
DoJ Aims to Seize 280 Cryptocurrency Accounts Used by Hackers
Complaint details collaboration with China to funnel $250m in stolen funds as part of state-sponsored attacks.
Ex-Cisco Employee Pleads Guilty to Deleting 16K Webex Teams Accounts
Former Cisco employee Sudhish Kasaba Ramesh admitted to accessing Cisco’s cloud infrastructure and deleting 16,000 Webex Teams employee accounts.
Facebook Hits Back At Apple’s iOS 14 Privacy Update
While privacy experts praised Apple’s upcoming iOS 14 updates, Facebook said the new features could cut its advertising business in half.
Magecart’s Success Paves Way For Cybercriminal Credit Card ‘Sniffer’ Market
Magecart’s successes have led to threat actors actively advertising ‘sniffers’ that can be injected into e-commerce websites in order to exfiltrate payment cards.
Malicious Attachments Remain a Cybercriminal Threat Vector Favorite
Malicious attachments continue to be a top threat vector in the cybercriminal world, even as public awareness increases and tech companies amp up their defenses.
Revamped Qbot Trojan Packs New Punch: Hijacks Email Threads
New version of trojan is spreading fast and already has claimed 100,000 victims globally, Check Point has discovered.
Cisco Patches ‘High-Severity’ Bugs Impacting Switches, Fibre Storage
Nine bugs were patched, eight of which are rated ‘high’ severity.
Hackers Exploit Autodesk Flaw in Recent Cyberespionage Attack
The popular Autodesk software was exploited in a recent cyberespionage campaign against an international architectural company.
Disinformation Spurs a Thriving Industry as U.S. Election Looms
Threat actors are becoming increasingly sophisticated in launching disinformation campaigns – and staying under the radar to avoid detection from Facebook, Twitter and other platforms.