- July 5, 2024
Roaming Mantis Is Now In Europe | With Its Lethal Android Backdoor | Cybersecurity News
The Roaming Mantis Android malware attack has spread across Europe, particularly France. The Wroba RAT (remote access trojan) is distributed as part of the campaign.
ATO (Account Takeovers) Cat & Mouse Game | Account Takeover Cybersecurity News
Being the target of an account takeover isn’t fun at all, and it makes you want to quit doing business with the company. In addition
Flubot's Android Spyware Supply Chain Welcomes Medusa Malware | SMS Phishing | Cybersecurity News
Android spyware, Flubot, has been spreading like wildfire for a year now, has teamed up with Medusa, another mobile malware. According to ThreatFabric, Medusa is
SSD's Cybersecurity News Recap – Windows 10 PE, North Korean Hackers, and a UPnP Malware Campaign
Keep up with the latest updates: SSD Secure Disclosure brings you the week’s top news headlines and updates. On today’s show, we discuss a privilege
SSD's Cybersecurity News Recap – Adobe CVE, BlackByte Ransomware, and Apple Fixed a Critical Bug
Keep up with the latest updates: SSD Secure Disclosure brings you the week’s top news headlines and updates. On today’s show, we discuss a critical
1.6 million WordPress sites attacked in 36 hours | WordPress cybersecurity news
Around 16,000 IPs are being used in a number of attacks on more than 1.6 million WordPress sites, according to Wordfence security researchers. The attacks
UPnP: Making 277,000 Routers Vulnerable To Eternal Silence Exploits | Cybersecurity News
‘Eternal Silence,’ a malicious campaign, misuses Universal Plug and Play (UPnP). UPnP is a connection protocol that automatically enables various network devices to generate port
BotenaGo Botnet Code Leaked to GitHub, Impacting Millions of Devices | Cybersecurity News
According to researchers, the BotenaGo botnet has been disclosed to GitHub, spawning millions of IoT (internet-of-things) devices and routers in danger. Recently Alien Labs found
Securing An Open-Source Software Is No longer Inexpensive | Cybersecurity News
00:00 Securing An Open-Source Software Is No longer Inexpensive | Cybersecurity News 04:47 What can we Learn Although open-source software has always been safer than
SSD's Cybersecurity News of 2021
Keep up with the latest updates: 2021 had a lot of news coming from the cybersecurity world. We had ransomware attacks, data breaches, major patches,
