Coronavirus-Themed Cyberattacks Drop, Microsoft
Microsoft report offers insight on how threat actors exploited COVID-19 across the globe.
Fighting Cyber Attacks with Game Theory
Game theory has been used in cybersecurity to observe the nature of a cyber incident— where network defenders, attackers, and users, interact with each other and produce an outcome.
LinkedIn ‘Job Offers’ Targeted Aerospace, Military Firms With Malware
A recent malware campaign targeted victims at European and Middle East aerospace and military companies – via LinkedIn spear-phishing messages.
Do cybercriminals play cyber games during quarantine?
Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, the role of the Internet in our lives has undergone changes, including irreversible ones. Some of these changes are definitely for the better, some are not very good, but almost all of them in some way affect digital security issues. We decided to take a closer look at the changes…
Qbot Trojan Reappears to Go After U.S. Banking Customers
The 12-year-old malware is still dangerous, sporting advanced evasion techniques.
Adobe Patches 18 Critical Flaws in Out-Of-Band Update
Critical vulnerabilities were patched in Adobe After Effects, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, Premiere Rush and Audition.
Theft of CIA’s ‘Vault 7’ Secrets Tied to ‘Woefully Lax” Security
An internal investigation into the 2016 CIA breach condemned the agency’s security measures, saying it “focused more on building up cyber tools than keeping them secure.”
‘Ripple20’ Bugs Impact Hundreds of Millions of Connected Devices
The vulnerabilities affect everything from printers to insulin pumps to ICS gear.
Shadow IT: Why It’s Still a Major Risk in Today’s Environments
According to industry analyst firm Gartner, as many as one-third of successful attacks on enterprises target data that are housed in unsanctioned IT resources.
Twitter Disrupts Wide-Ranging Political Disinformation Campaigns
This removal, of 32K accounts, is not the first time Twitter has taken action to protect its users from influence operations. Researchers weighed in on the practice with Threatpost.