- July 5, 2024
APT Lazarus Targets Engineers with macOS Malware
North Korean APT Lazarus is up to its old tricks with a cyberespionage campaign targeting engineers with a fake job posting that attempt to spread
Xiaomi Phones Found Vulnerable to Payment Forgery
Smartphone maker Xiaomi, the world’s number three phone maker behind Apple and Samsung, reported it has patched a high-severity flaw in its “trusted environment” used
U.K. Water Supplier Hit with Clop Ransomware Attack
A U.K. water supplier suffered a disruption in its corporate IT systems Monday as a result of a cyber-attack but claims that its water supply
Black Hat and DEF CON Roundup
There was nothing typical this year at BSides LV, Black Hat USA and DEF CON – also known collectively as Hacker Summer Camp. The weeklong
Feds: Zeppelin Ransomware Resurfaces with New Compromise, Encryption Tactics
Zeppelin ransomware is back and employing new compromise and encryption tactics in its recent campaigns against various vertical industries—particularly healthcare—as well as critical infrastructure organizations,
Facebook’s In-app Browser on iOS Tracks ‘Anything You Do on Any Website’
Users of Apple’s Instagram and Facebook iOS apps are being warned that both use an in-app browser that allows parent company Meta to track ‘every
New Hacker Forum Takes Pro-Ukraine Stance
A new hacker forum is taking a unique political stance to support Ukraine in its war with Russia, entertaining only topics and threat activity focused
Starlink Successfully Hacked Using $25 Modchip
A Belgian security researcher has successfully hacked the SpaceX operated Starlink satellite-based internet system using a homemade circuit board that cost around $25 to develop,
Cisco Confirms Network Breach Via Hacked Employee Google Account
Cisco Systems revealed details of a May hack by the Yanluowang ransomware group that leveraged a compromised employee’s Google account. The networking giant is calling
Podcast: Inside the Hackers’ Toolkit
There is no question that companies are in the sights of would-be criminals looking to exploit them. While companies look at solutions and training to
