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Learn how this cryptocurrency campaign operates and its scope. Then, get tips on protecting vulnerable Kubernetes instances from this cybersecurity threat.
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The Commvault Backup & Recovery Software suite is comprised of several individual component services. The component responsible for moving and storing the backup data is called the MediaAgent. Seagate Exos systems integrate directly with the Media…
Targeted harassment of critics of Palantir seems to be an organized function driven by right wing extremists. It’s that simple. More attention should be brought to the situation. These attacks are a symptom of Palantir being a political dragnet for mon…
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), once the go-to financial institution for early-stage technology businesses and startups, is being exploited by cybercriminals. In this blog post, we discuss some of the tactics and techniques Netcraft has already detected criminals using to exploit SVB’s collapse – either directly or indirectly – as a lure.
As the flurry of COVID-themed attacks proved, cybercriminals waste no time in exploiting the attention such stories generate. Criminals often exploit current news stories, or specific times of year (like tax reporting) to make their scam seem more relevant to victims. They’ll also use the fear of missing out, hoping to trick victims into responding quickly.
Since news of SVB’s collapse was announced, Netcraft has detected and blocked several SVB-related attacks in our malicious site feeds:
One of the websites pretending to be a USDC Reward Program
A smurf attack is a kind of DDoS attack that swamps the network with a high volume of requests. Explore its types, consequences, protection strategy, and more.
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Open source intelligence researchers are verifying and debunking opaque claims about who ruptured the gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea.
A misconfiguration on a website owned by the US-based Lowe’s Market grocery store chain could have allowed threat actors to gain control of its systems. On February 7, the Cybernews research team discovered a misconfiguration on the Lowe’s Market website. The supermarket chain’s website was leaking a treasure trove of private credentials, which left the […]
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