Category: hacking attacks

“Cybersecurity Dance: How Attackers Bypass Cloudflare’s Security Defenses”

“Cybersecurity Dance: How Attackers Bypass Cloudflare’s Security Defenses”

Key Points: Bypassing Cloudflare’s Security Mechanisms Cloudflare’s firewall and distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack prevention mechanisms can be circumvented by exploiting cross-tenant security control gaps. Per design, attackers could misuse their own Cloudflare accounts to establish trust-relationships with customers’ websites, nullifying the intended protection. Cloudflare’s Defenses can Fall A new twist has emerged in the cybersecurity

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“Arm Shoots Down Security Threats: Patch Updates for Mali GPU Kernel Driver”

“Arm Shoots Down Security Threats: Patch Updates for Mali GPU Kernel Driver”

Arm Strengthens Security Walls With New Patches Main Points: A security flaw identified in the Mali GPU Kernel Driver is now actively exploited in the wild The flaw is tracked as CVE-2023-4211 It impacts a significant range of driver versions Arm has released security patches to combat this flaw Mali GPU Kernel Driver’s Bumpy Ride

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Unmasking LUCR-3: The New Cyber Villain Targeting Fortune 2000 Companies

Unmasking LUCR-3: The New Cyber Villain Targeting Fortune 2000 Companies

A Sneaky LUCR-3 at Work: Embracing Fortune 2000 Companies with Financial Extortion LUCR-3 is found overlapping with groups like Scattered Spider, Oktapus, UNC3944, and STORM-0875, and is largely driven by monetary gain. This cyber evildoer exploits the Identity Provider (IDP) as its gateway for unauthorized access into a firm’s network space, with an impressive ambition

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“Securing the Digital Symphony: A Comprehensive Guide to API Security”

“Securing the Digital Symphony: A Comprehensive Guide to API Security”

## Main Points – APIs’ role in interconnected digital ecosystems as information facilitators. – The increasing rate of API usage and their attractiveness to cyber-criminals. – The potential risks of unprotected APIs. – The fundamental principles and best practices of API security. APIs: Information Superhighway Conductors Just like conducting a symphony orchestra requires harmonious interaction

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Unmasking Silent Skimmer: Inside the Global Web Skimming Campaign Targeting Online Payments

Unmasking Silent Skimmer: Inside the Global Web Skimming Campaign Targeting Online Payments

Silent Skimmer: A Peek Into A Persistent Payment Pilfering Phenomenon Main points: – A financially motivated web skimming campaign is targeting online payment businesses across the Asia Pacific, North America, and Latin America. – The campaign, dubbed Silent Skimmer, has been on-going for over a year. – The BlackBerry Research and Intelligence Team is monitoring

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“Unzipping the Threat: Zip Slip Vulnerability in OpenRefine Tools”

“Unzipping the Threat: Zip Slip Vulnerability in OpenRefine Tools”

Addressing Zip Slip Vulnerability Threat in OpenRefine – A severe security flaw dubbed CVE-2023-37476, with a CVSS score of 7.8, has been found in the open-source OpenRefine data cleanup tool. – This flaw, characterized as a Zip Slip vulnerability, presents potential for arbitrary code execution when importing for specifically designed projects in OpenRefine versions 3.7.3

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Unmasking BunnyLoader: The New Malware-as-a-Service Threat in the Cybercrime World

Unmasking BunnyLoader: The New Malware-as-a-Service Threat in the Cybercrime World

Get to Know BunnyLoader: The Latest in the ‘Malware Supermarket’ Cybersecurity experts have unearthed a new malware-as-a-service (MaaS) called BunnyLoader, being sold in the dark recesses of the cybercrime underworld. BunnyLoader boasts features like downloading and executing a second-stage payload, stealing browser credentials and system information, and then some – all according to Zscaler ThreatLabz

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Unmasking Zanubis: The Android Banking Trojan Posing as a Peruvian Government App

Unmasking Zanubis: The Android Banking Trojan Posing as a Peruvian Government App

Zanubis – The Android Trojan Camouflaging as Peruvian Government App A Trojan Horse’s Tale: Zanubis Let’s begin with the star of the show, an emerging Android banking trojan named Zanubis that’s truly found its “app-etite” for trouble by pretending to be a Peruvian Government app. Talk about a bad cover act! Identity Theft, Trojan Style

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“Bracing for the Cyber Onslaught: Understanding the Surge in Dual Ransomware Attacks”

“Bracing for the Cyber Onslaught: Understanding the Surge in Dual Ransomware Attacks”

Double Trouble: FBI Warns of Spike in Dual Ransomware Attacks Main Points The FBI has warned about a new trend of simultaneous ransomware attacks targeting the same victims, observable since July 2023. These attacks involve two different ransomware variants unleashed simultaneously on victim companies. The most common ransomware varieties are AvosLocker, Diamond, Hive, Karakurt, LockBit,

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“Iran’s OilRig Strikes Again: Unpacking the Menorah Malware Menace”

“Iran’s OilRig Strikes Again: Unpacking the Menorah Malware Menace”

“OilRig: An Unexpected Gift From Iran Topped With A Menorah” Main Points Mysterious Iranian cyber assailants known as OilRig are associated with a new spear-phishing effort infecting targets with Menorah, a flagship malware strain. As stated by Trend Micro researchers Mohamed Fahmy and Mahmoud Zohdy, this malware is tailored for cyberespionage. It possesses capabilities like

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