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By Deeba Ahmed
The backdoors used in this campaign are never-before-seen malware strains called CommonMagic and PowerMagic.
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In recent years, cybercrime has evolved to become more sophisticated than ever before. One of the up and coming methods used by criminals is vishing (voice phishing). This is where an attacker phones up a victim to simulate a trusted source su…
Over the last several years, endpoints have played a crucial role in cyberattacks. While there are several steps organizations can take to help mitigate endpoint threats – such as knowing what devices are on a network (both on-premises and off-site), q…
Microsoft has already seen millions of phishing emails sent every day by attackers using this phishing kit. Learn how to protect your business from this AitM campaign.
The post Massive adversary-in-the-middle phishing campaign bypasses MFA and mimics M…
New data shows that phishing mobile devices as an attack vector is growing in popularity – mostly because it’s increasingly working… in exponential terms.
As scammers continue to see massive returns on their phishing attacks, the use of impersonation with well-known brands continues to circle around the dominant players.
Between January 2021 and October 2022, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) analyzed and mapped the cyber threats faced by the transport sector, identifying prime threats, analyzing incidents, assessing threat actors, analyzing their motivations, an…
Users need to adapt to an evolving threat landscape in which attackers can use AI tools like ChatGPT to craft extremely convincing phishing emails, according to Matthew Tyson at CSO.
Hackers are diversifying attack methods, including a surge in QR code phishing campaigns, according to HP. From February 2022, Microsoft began blocking macros in Office files by default, making it harder for attackers to run malicious code. Data collec…
By Deeba Ahmed
Researchers suspect that the malware may be operated by Russian-speaking groups, given the references to the language in its code.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: DotRunpeX: The Malware That Infects Systems with …