Tag: cybersecurity
Buer, a New Loader Discovered in Several Malware Campaigns
Since the end of August 2019, researchers at Proofpoint have been tracking a new loader dubbed as ‘Buer’. It is said to use C...
Lazarus Hacking Group Strikes Again with Fileless Malware
Researchers discovered a new kind of “Fileless Malware” distributed by the infamous Lazarus APT Hackers Group. According to a security researcher from K7 Labs,...
Contractor Leaks Personal Data of AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon Subscribers
An error from a third-party contractor has led to a massive data breach where personal information of hundreds of thousands of AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile subscribers...
Iranian Hackers Deploy New Data-Wiping Malware: IBM
Security analysts from IBM recently discovered a data-wiping malware dubbed as ZeroCleare.
IBM claims that the malware was developed by Iranian state-sponsored hackers and...
Attackers Using Facebook’s Ads Manager as Cyberespionage Tool
A newly discovered Trojan, dubbed Socelars, allows bad actors to access Facebook advertisements, the Bleeping Computer reported.
The issue came to light after a security...
Security Flaw in Microsoft Azure Lets Hackers Control Azure Accounts
Security analysts from cybersecurity firm CyberArk recently found a critical vulnerability in Microsoft Azure that allows attackers to take control over Microsoft Azure user...
Japan Joins NATO’s Cooperative Cyber Defense Centre of Excellence
Shinzo Abe, the Prime Minister of Japan, recently announced the decision of Japan joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO) accredited cyber defense hub...
The Remote of Your Smart TV Could be in Hackers’ Hand!
Often dubbed as an idiot box, the television is no longer just a dumb gadget. It’s become smart, and is growing smarter, in-line to...
Canon Medical Unveils a Multi-Level Cybersecurity Solution
The Healthcare industry has constantly been in the firing line of hackers for quite a few years now. The reason behind the following limelight...
Researchers Find Vulnerabilities in Autodesk, Trend Micro, Kaspersky Software
Researchers from the security firm SafeBreach Labs recently disclosed multiple security vulnerabilities in Autodesk, Trend Micro, and Kaspersky software. The company published three different...
