In today’s digital age, cyber security has become a critical field, with threats evolving at an unprecedented pace. As organizations strive to protect their data and infrastructure from malicious actors, the demand for skilled cyber security professionals is skyrocketing. One of the most effective ways to demonstrate your expertise and commitment to this field is
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Devious Loan Apps: Beware of the Digital Pickpocket! Cybersecurity researchers have unearthed 18 malevolent loan apps on the Google Play Store. These apps have been downloaded over 12 million times. Despite appearing trustworthy, they aim to defraud users with high-interest rates and deceitful descriptions. Simultaneously, these apps collect victims’ personal and sensitive data. Malicious Apps
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A PoolParty You Don’t Want An Invitation To: Eight New Process Injection Techniques Revealed An assortment of eight new process injection techniques, grouped under the moniker of “PoolParty”, shows potential for executing code in Windows systems evasively. This cocktail of techniques can bypass endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems. SafeBreach researcher Alon Leviev touts these
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Main points • Researchers from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam have exposed a new side-channel attack labelled SLAM. • This attack has the potential to reveal sensitive data from kernel memory in current and future CPUs from Intel, AMD, and Arm. • SLAM is an exploit for Spectre that is based on a new feature in Intel
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GuLoader Goes Undercover: A Mutable Malware Menace Main Points: Threat hunters have exposed new evasion tactics used by a malware named GuLoader. GuLoader’s fundamental functionality has stayed relatively the same, raising concerns over its increasing complexity and time-consuming analysis. Malware GuLoader Reinvents Its Camouflage Tactics With a magic trick like ability to constantly shift its
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Frightening Firmware Foibles: How Security Flaws Impact 5G Modems Main Points Major chipset vendors, MediaTek and Qualcomm, are affected by security flaws in 5G network modem firmware. These vulnerabilities impact a range of devices, from USB and IoT modems to hundreds of smartphone models running Android and iOS. The collective of 14 issues, dubbed as
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Ransomware Attacks: A New Player in the Cyberspace – Ransomware attacks are now a significant consideration for cybersecurity – Increasing prominence of Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) – RaaS allows people with limited technical expertise to conduct large-scale attacks Ransomware Attacks: The New Cyber Boogeyman Ransomware attacks have become as common as your dad making bad jokes at
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X-Tra Trouble: Trojanized Cracked Software Infects macOS Users With New Trojan-Proxy Malware Here are the key takeaways: – Unauthorized sites are circulating trojanized versions of cracked software – These versions are infecting Apple macOS users with a new Trojan-Proxy malware – Attackers can monetize this malware or use it for criminal activities Software Crack Hack
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WordPress Nips Potential Code Execution Threat in the Bud with 6.4.2 Update WordPress launches version 6.4.2, patching a critical security weakness. The vulnerability, combined with specific plugins, leaves the potential for threat actors to execute arbitrary PHP code on the susceptible sites. WordPress Debuts 6.4.2 Update: More than Just a Digital Patch-up Job Adding another
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In Soviet Russia… Guilt Admits You! Bitzlato Founder Pleads Guilty Main Points: – Russian founder of defunct Bitzlato cryptocurrency exchange, Anatoly Legkodymov, pleaded guilty. – Arrested in Miami around 11 months ago. – Admitted to operating an unlicensed money-transmitting business. – The platform has reportedly allowed other bad actors to launder their money. It Is
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