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Security services provider Quick Heal Security Labs recently uncovered a password stealing malware codenamed as “Agent Tesla” being distributed via malicious campaigns. It is said that attackers are spreading the malware via COVID-19 themed phishing campaigns to steal sensitive data by capturing keystrokes,...
The U.S.-based pharmaceutical giant ExecuPharm admitted it became a victim of a cyberattack. In a letter to the Vermont attorney general office, ExecuPharm said it was hit by a ransomware attack on March 13, 2020, and attackers may have...
Threat Intelligence team from Group-IB recently uncovered an ongoing phishing campaign targeting corporate email accounts by exploiting Microsoft file sharing services, including Sway, SharePoint, and OneNote. Codenamed as “PerSwaysion” – the phishing campaign attacked around 156 high ranking officers...
Vipin Samar is the Senior Vice President of development for Oracle Database security. He leads teams responsible for all aspects of database security including encryption, redaction, masking, Oracle Database Vault, Oracle Key Vault, Oracle Audit Vault, and Oracle Database...
Security researchers from Kaspersky Lab found threat actors exploiting Google Play Store for years to distribute advanced android malware to steal a wide range of sensitive data from users. According to the researchers, a malicious campaign named “PhantomLance” has...
Researchers at Barracuda Networks have reported an increase in phishing attacks using official reCAPTCHA walls to avoid detection from email security solutions. This technique of phishing hides the malicious content and tricks unsuspecting naive users. Purpose of reCAPTCHA reCAPTCHA walls are typically used...
A vulnerability in almost all antivirus software platforms could have been exploited to disable anti-malware protection and turned into destructive tools, security researchers from RACK911 Labs revealed. RACK911 Labs has found a unique method of using directory junctions (in...
One of the main reasons for the constant surge in cybercrimes is because of the availability of malware and malicious tools on darknet marketplaces at low cost, a new study from research organization CyberNews.com revealed. The study found that...
There are over 500,000+ stolen Zoom logins floating around the dark web. The account information has been published, exchanged, and, in some cases, sold online without their knowledge or consent. The Zoom credentials, later, were found being sold on...
A new survey from Arkose Labs revealed that the highest cyberattack rate was reported in the first quarter of 2020. The report suggested that 26.5% of all transactions during this period were fraud and abuse attempts, which is a...