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- Hackers stole Twitter employee credentials via phone phishing
- Canadian MSP discloses data breach, failed ransomware attack
- Linux warning: TrickBot malware is now infecting your systems
- KDE archive tool flaw let hackers take over Linux accounts
- Office 365 phishing abuses Google Ads to bypass email filters
- EU sanctions Russian espionage unit, Chinese and North Korean firms
- Startups disclose data breaches after massive 386M records leak
- US defense contractors targeted by North Korean phishing attacks
- Firefox 79 released with new Lockwise password export feature
Hackers stole Twitter employee credentials via phone phishing Posted: 31 Jul 2020 07:40 AM PDT Twitter today said that the attackers behind this month's hack were able to take control of high-profile accounts after stealing Twitter employees' credentials as part of a phone spear phishing attack on July 15, 2020. (6f4c434995edef0548165457c4d90ce3)[...] |
Canadian MSP discloses data breach, failed ransomware attack Posted: 31 Jul 2020 12:23 AM PDT Managed service provider Pivot Technology Solutions has disclosed that it was the victim of a ransomware attack that resulted with sensitive information being accessed by the hackers. (6f4c434995edef0548165457c4d90ce3)[...] |
Linux warning: TrickBot malware is now infecting your systems Posted: 30 Jul 2020 09:38 PM PDT TrickBot's Anchor malware platform has been ported to infect Linux devices and compromise further high-impact and high-value targets using covert channels. (6f4c434995edef0548165457c4d90ce3)[...] |
KDE archive tool flaw let hackers take over Linux accounts Posted: 30 Jul 2020 04:01 PM PDT A vulnerability exists in the default KDE extraction utility called ARK that allows attackers to overwrite files or execute code on victim's computers simply by tricking them into downloading an archive and extracting it. (6f4c434995edef0548165457c4d90ce3)[...] |
Office 365 phishing abuses Google Ads to bypass email filters Posted: 30 Jul 2020 02:25 PM PDT An Office 365 phishing campaign abused Google Ads to bypass secure email gateways (SEGs), redirecting employees of targeted organizations to phishing landing pages and stealing their Microsoft credentials. (6f4c434995edef0548165457c4d90ce3)[...] |
EU sanctions Russian espionage unit, Chinese and North Korean firms Posted: 30 Jul 2020 11:52 AM PDT The Council of the European Union today announced sanctions imposed on a Russian military espionage unit, as well as on front companies for Chinese and North Korean threat groups involved in cyber-attacks targeting the EU and its member states. (6f4c434995edef0548165457c4d90ce3)[...] |
Startups disclose data breaches after massive 386M records leak Posted: 30 Jul 2020 11:02 AM PDT Startups have begun to disclose data breaches after a massive leak of stolen databases was published on a hacker forum this month. (6f4c434995edef0548165457c4d90ce3)[...] |
US defense contractors targeted by North Korean phishing attacks Posted: 30 Jul 2020 10:47 AM PDT Employees of U.S. defense and aerospace contractors were targeted in a large scale spear-phishing campaign between early April and mid-June 2020 in a series of phishing attacks designed to infect their devices and to exfiltrate defense tech intelligence. (6f4c434995edef0548165457c4d90ce3)[...] |
Firefox 79 released with new Lockwise password export feature Posted: 30 Jul 2020 08:29 AM PDT Mozilla has released Firefox 79 on July 28th, 2020, to the Stable desktop channel for Windows, macOS, and Linux with minor improvements and bug fixes. This is a small release with only some small bug fixes and improvements. The most noteworthy change is that you are now able to export saved login credentials to a CSV file. (6f4c434995edef0548165457c4d90ce3)[...] |
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