- July 7, 2024
Turla APT Unleashes New Backdoor In Wake of Afghan Unrest
The Turla advanced persistent threat (APT) group is back with a new backdoor used to infect systems in Afghanistan, Germany and the U.S., researchers have
Europol Breaks Open Extensive Mafia Cybercrime Ring
International law enforcement has busted up an extensive cybercrime operation run by a gang with ties to the Italian Mafia. The group allegedly used phishing
Amazon Driver-Surveillance Cameras Roll Out, Sparking Debate
Drivers working for Amazon Delivery Service Partners (DSPs) are increasingly under constant surveillance for safe driving, monitored by artificial intelligence which awards them a score
Bring Your APIs Out of the Shadows to Protect Your Business
Pankaj Gupta, Senior Director, Citrix APIs are immensely more complex to secure. What was previously one request to one server has become dozens or
HP Omen Hub Exposes Millions of Gamers to Cyberattack
Millions of devices running the HP Omen Gaming Hub were using on a driver with a bug that could give attackers kernel-mode access without administrator
DDoS Attacks: A Flourishing Business for Cybercrooks – Podcast
Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) started out as an inconvenience: They were a roadblock that kept customers from getting at systems. That’s bad enough. Keeping availability away
Microsoft MSHTML Flaw Exploited by Ryuk Ransomware Gang
Criminals behind the Ryuk ransomware were early exploiters of the Windows MSHTML flaw, actively leveraging the bug in campaigns ahead of a patch released by
AT&T Phone-Unlocking Malware Ring Costs Carrier $200M
The ringleader of a seven-year phone-unlocking and malware scheme will head to the clink for 12 years, according to the Department of Justice, after effectively
Ditch the Alert Cannon: Modernizing IDS is a Security Must-Do
After more than 20 years of underwhelming results, security leaders have accepted their intrusion detection system (IDS) programs as no more than a compliance checkoff.
Porn Problem: Adult Ads Persist on US Gov’t, Military Sites
U.S. military and government website subdomains have a sticky problem: They’re “quite vulnerable” to blackhat SEO tactics that result in persistent redirects to spammy Viagra
