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Firebrick Ostrich uses open-source tactics...
Abnormal Security discovered a new business email attack threat actor known as “Firebrick Ostrich” performing Business email compromise (BEC) on a near-industrial scale. It also employs a stealth strategy to...
Unpatched QNAP storage devices exposed...
Censys, a security firm, has warned that up to 29,000 network storage devices manufactured by Taiwan-based QNAP are vulnerable to easily executed SQL injection attacks, granting complete control to unauthenticated...
Lazarus launches attacks on medical...
A Lazarus Group cyberattack is targeting the medical research and energy industries, and their supply chain partners, through exploiting known vulnerabilities found in unpatched Zimbra devices, according to WithSecure research....
Atlassian resolves critical security...
Atlassian has addressed a serious security vulnerability in its Jira Service Management Server and Data Center that could have allowed an attacker to impersonate another user and gain unauthorized access....
ESXiArgs ransomware targets unpatched VMware...
Admins, hosting providers, and the French Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-FR) have warned of a new ransomware attack named ESXiArgs that is targeting VMware ESXi servers which have not been...
Threat actors targets Bitwarden via...
Threat actors are targeting Bitwarden through Google ads phishing campaigns in order to steal users’ password vault credentials. A spoof version of Bitwarden was expertly created to look exactly like...
Treliix fixes 62,000 open-source projects...
According to the Trellix research team, they patched nearly 62,000 open-source projects that were vulnerable to a 15-year-old path traversal vulnerability in the Python programming ecosystem. The organization stated that...
Researchers uncovers PlugX malware infection...
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 security researchers investigated a PlugX malware variant that can hide malicious files on removable USB devices and then infect the Windows hosts to which they...
EmojiDeploy bug allows RCE in...
Ermetic researchers discovered EmojiDeploy, a cross-site request forgery (CSRF) bug in Microsoft Azure services that could allow attackers to remotely execute code on affected systems. According to the company’s blog...
Kaspersky reports Wroba.o to Google...
Kaspersky has discovered a new malicious app known as Wroba.o that uses DNS hijacking to steal victims’ personal and financial information. The app, discovered in the Google Play Store, masquerades...
New Hook malware for Android...
ThreatFabric cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new type of Android malware known as ‘Hook.’ Hackers can use the malware to gain remote control of an infected device and steal sensitive...