Tag: DoJ
U.S. DoJ Launches Civil Cyber-Fraud and Cryptocurrency Initiatives
Ever since cybercriminal activities surged globally, the U.S. government initiated multiple cybersecurity measures to enhance security and defend against cyberattacks. Deputy Attorney General Lisa...
DoJ Takes Down Largest Stolen Credentials Marketplace ‘Slilpp’
Most cybercriminals and ransomware groups operate from different locations, making it hard for law enforcement agencies to track them down. Several governments are making...
FBI Removes Malicious Web Shells from Microsoft Exchange Servers
The FBI executed a court-authorized operation to copy and delete malicious web shells from hundreds of vulnerable systems in the U.S. that were running...
Don’t Apply! U.S. DoJ Warns About Fake Unemployment Benefit Websites
The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) is warning users and organizations about targeted attacks from cybercriminals stealing sensitive users’ data. In an official release,...
Imposter Scams Continue to be a Growing Concern for Senior Citizens: DoJ
The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) issued a fraud alert asking people to be vigilant when providing any sensitive information over the phone. The...
Tesla Avoids a Cyberattack Bump; Acknowledges the Earnest Employee
Remember the famous dialog from the 1987 movie “Wall Street” where Lou gives a life lesson to the junior stockbroker Bud? Well, for the...