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Emotet Bypassing TrickBot to Drop Cobalt Strike Beacons
Mid-November 2021 saw the Emotet botnet resurface and was widely reported. The botnet had been taken down by law enforcement agencies in January 2021...
4 Types of Insiders You Need to Know
Despite several employee awareness programs and cybersecurity best practices, most organizations face insider threats that affect the overall security posture. Threat actors continue to...
Google Takes Legal Action Against Glupteba Botnet
Google recently disrupted the malware activities of a sophisticated botnet – Glupteba. The search engine giant claimed the Glupteba botnet has been targeting Windows...
Cuba Ransomware Infringed 49 Critical Infrastructure Entities
In a flash alert, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), in coordination with DHS/CISA, identified that since early November 2021, Cuba ransomware had infiltrated...
FBI and CISA Warn About Actively Exploited Vulnerability in Zoho
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and FBI warned about the ongoing exploitation of the recently addressed vulnerability in Zoho's ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus...
Security Vulnerabilities Discovered in HP’s 150 Multi-function Printers
Adversaries exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities become a constant security concern for organizations. Cybersecurity researchers from F-Secure recently discovered multiple critical vulnerabilities in 150 multifunction printers...
Exposed Services Commonly Observed in Public Clouds
Cloud misconfigurations become one of the major reasons for unauthorized intrusions and accidental data breaches. Threat actors often target unsecured or poorly configured cloud...
CISA, FBI Ask Critical Infrastructure Partners to be Vigilant This Festive Season
With the onset of the holiday season, employees, especially in the West, take off on the much-awaited annual leave and head home for family...
New Trojan ‘‘Android.Cynos.7.origin’’ Infects 9Mn Android Devices
Security researchers from Doctor Web have discovered a new Trojan that has infected over 9.3 million Android devices.
The Trojan, dubbed "Android.Cynos.7.origin," is a new...
How to Stay Digitally Safe This Black Friday and Cyber Monday
The onset of the festive season drives the retail market into a frenzy. After two years of being home-ridden and extra cautious due to...
