While consumers are usually the ones worried about their information being exposed in data breaches, it’s now the hacker’s turn, as the notorious Breached cybercrime forum’s database is up for sale and member data shared with Have I Been Pwned.

Proxy services like SocksEscort are exploited by cybercriminals to hide their true location online and engage in malicious activities, making it difficult to trace their actions back to the original source.

The goal of Fenix, according to the cybersecurity firm Metabase Q, is to act as an initial access broker and get a foothold into different companies in the region, and sell the access to ransomware affiliates for further monetization.

The ALPHV ransomware gang, also referred to as BlackCat, is trying to put more pressure on their victims to pay a ransom by providing an API for their leak site to increase visibility for their attacks.

Mandiant’s investigation into the attack now revealed that the intrusions were attributed to UNC4899, a hacking group associated with the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK).

A China-linked group APT31 (aka Zirconium) has been linked to a cyberespionage campaign targeting industrial organizations in Eastern Europe. The attackers abused DLL hijacking vulnerabilities in cloud-based data storage systems such as Dropbox or Yand…

In the recent attacks observed by ASEC’s analysts, Lazarus compromised legitimate South Korean websites to perform ‘Watering Hole’ attacks on visitors using a vulnerable version of the INISAFE CrossWeb EX V6 software.

The notorious Clop ransomware gang may earn as much as $100m from its recent data extortion campaign, after a small number of victims paid the group large sums of money, according to Coveware.

ASEC discovered that the North Korean state-sponsored Lazarus APT group is attacking Windows Internet Information Service (IIS) web servers and using them to distribute malware. It is imperative for organizations to adopt stringent measures, including …

The Clop ransomware gang is copying an ALPHV ransomware gang extortion tactic by creating Internet-accessible websites dedicated to specific victims, making it easier to leak stolen data and further pressuring victims into paying a ransom.