Is the SolarWinds Hack Really a Seismic Shift?
Oliver Tavakoli, CTO of Vectra AI, discusses the massive supply-chain hack’s legacy and ramifications for security professionals.
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Hacks
DoppelPaymer Gang Leaks Files from Illinois AG After Ransom Negotiations Break Down
Information stolen in April 10 ransomware attack was posted on a dark web portal and includes private documents not published as part of public records.
Read MoreREvil’s Big Apple Ransomware Gambit Looks to Pay Off
The notorious cybercrime gang could make out whether or not Apple pays the $50 million ransom by May 1 as demanded.
Read MoreSpotlight on Cybercriminal Supply Chains
In this Threatpost podcast Fortinet’s top researcher outlines what a cybercriminal supply chain is and how much the illicit market is worth.
Read MoreTelegram Platform Abused in ‘ToxicEye’ Malware Campaigns
Even if the app is not installed or in use, threat actors can use it to spread malware through email campaigns and take over victims’ machines, new research has found.
Read More4 Innovative Ways Cyberattackers Hunt for Security Bugs
David “moose” Wolpoff, co-founder and CTO at Randori, talks lesser-known hacking paths, including unresolved “fixme” flags in developer support groups.
Read MorePulse Secure Critical Zero-Day Security Bug Under Active Exploit
CVE-2021-22893 allows remote code-execution (RCE) and is being used in the wild by nation-state cyberattackers to compromise VPN appliances in defense, finance and government orgs.
Read MoreNovel Email-Based Campaign Targets Bloomberg Clients with RATs
Attacks dubbed ‘Fajan’ by researchers are specifically targeted and appear to be testing various threat techniques to find ones with the greatest impact.
Read MoreGEICO Alerts Customers Hackers Stole Driver License Data for Two Months
The second-largest auto insurance provider in the U.S. has since fixed the vulnerability that exposed information from its website.
Read MoreBiden Races to Shore Up Power Grid Against Hacks
A 100-day race to boost cybersecurity will rely on incentives rather than regulation, the White House said.
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