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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The “COOL” in COLDRIVER: A Siberian Update on Cyber Threat The threat actor COLDRIVER, identified as having links to Russia, continues to engage in activities related to credential theft. COLDRIVER is simultaneously working to improve its tech to elude detection. The group is tracked by Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence team under their internal name, Star Blizzard.
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*Bleep Blooop*: Critical Bluetooth Security Flaw Identified Main Points: A severe Bluetooth security flaw stands vulnerable to exploitation, potentially allowing threat actors control over Android, Linux, macOS and iOS devices. The identified issue is being tracked as CVE-2023-45866, an authentication bypass loophole that could be leveraged by malicious entities to seize control of susceptible devices.
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Humans: The Puzzling (and Often Insecure) Element in Cybersecurity Let’s start with a bulleted rundown of the key points to talk about: – Humans are notably complex entities with consciousness, emotions, and the capacity to reason and act. – In the cybersecurity landscape, humans have perennially emerged as primary targets for cyber assailants. – Cyber
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Government Demands Push Notification Records: A Sneak-Peak Into the Mobile Connection Government Agencies Looking For Data From Digital Post Office – A number of governments, whose names have not been disclosed, are reportedly asking for mobile push notification records from tech giants Apple and Google. – Push notifications can be understood as alerts that smartphone
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Breakdown of Threat Intelligence: A Lighthearted Digest What Threat Intelligence Entails Threat intelligence is like the “tech Sherlock Holmes” that’s more into deciphering codes than solving conventional mysteries. It involves topnotch spying on cyber threats, then processing and analyzing them. But it doesn’t stop there – it’s also invested in developing proactive measures to beef
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# Meta Ramps Up Encryption on Messenger Main Points: – Meta has started incorporating end-to-end encryption (E2EE) across Messenger for personal calls and individual personal messages as a default setting. – This isn’t your average run-of-the-mill security update; the entire app was reconstructed from scratch, under the close supervision of privacy and cybersecurity gurus. –
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An Evildoer Lurks in the Shadows: Unmasking Krasue • A new Linux remote access trojan, named Krasue, targets telecom companies in Thailand. • Krasue has been active since 2021, securing covert access to victims’ networks. • Group-IB reveals Krasue’s uncanny ability to hide its presence during initialization. BEWARE: Krasue on the Loose Stealth and deception
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