Newly Discovered Magecart Infrastructure Reveals the Scale of Ongoing Campaign

Newly Discovered Magecart Infrastructure Reveals the Scale of Ongoing Campaign,

A newly discovered Magecart skimming campaign has its roots in a previous attack activity going all the way back to November 2021.
To that end, it has come to light that two malware domains identified as hosting credit card skimmer code — « scanalytic[.]org » and « js.staticounter[.]net » — are part of a broader infrastructure used to carry out the intrusions, Malwarebytes said in a Tuesday analysis

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A newly discovered Magecart skimming campaign has its roots in a previous attack activity going all the way back to November 2021.
To that end, it has come to light that two malware domains identified as hosting credit card skimmer code — « scanalytic[.]org » and « js.staticounter[.]net » — are part of a broader infrastructure used to carry out the intrusions, Malwarebytes said in a Tuesday analysis

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https://thehackernews.com/2022/06/newly-discovered-magecart.html

Europol Busts Phishing Gang Responsible for Millions in Losses

Europol Busts Phishing Gang Responsible for Millions in Losses,

Europol on Tuesday announced the dismantling of an organized crime group that dabbled in phishing, fraud, scams, and money laundering activities.
The cross-border operation, which involved law enforcement authorities from Belgium and the Netherlands, saw the arrests of nine individuals in the Dutch nation.
The suspects are men between the ages of 25 and 36 from Amsterdam, Almere, Rotterdam, and

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Europol on Tuesday announced the dismantling of an organized crime group that dabbled in phishing, fraud, scams, and money laundering activities.
The cross-border operation, which involved law enforcement authorities from Belgium and the Netherlands, saw the arrests of nine individuals in the Dutch nation.
The suspects are men between the ages of 25 and 36 from Amsterdam, Almere, Rotterdam, and

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https://thehackernews.com/2022/06/europol-busts-phishing-gang-responsible.html

RIG Exploit Kit Now Infects Victims’ PCs With Dridex Instead of Raccoon Stealer

RIG Exploit Kit Now Infects Victims’ PCs With Dridex Instead of Raccoon Stealer

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The operators behind the Rig Exploit Kit have swapped the Raccoon Stealer malware for the Dridex financial trojan as part of an ongoing campaign that commenced in January 2022.
The switch in modus operandi, spotted by Romanian company Bitdefender, comes in the wake of Raccoon Stealer temporarily closing the project after one of its team members responsible for critical operations passed away in

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The operators behind the Rig Exploit Kit have swapped the Raccoon Stealer malware for the Dridex financial trojan as part of an ongoing campaign that commenced in January 2022.
The switch in modus operandi, spotted by Romanian company Bitdefender, comes in the wake of Raccoon Stealer temporarily closing the project after one of its team members responsible for critical operations passed away in

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https://thehackernews.com/2022/06/rig-exploit-kit-now-infects-victims-pcs.html

New ToddyCat Hacker Group on Experts’ Radar After Targeting MS Exchange Servers

New ToddyCat Hacker Group on Experts’ Radar After Targeting MS Exchange Servers

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An advanced persistent threat (APT) actor codenamed ToddyCat has been linked to a string of attacks aimed at high-profile entities in Europe and Asia since at least December 2020.
The relatively new adversarial collective is said to have commenced its operations by targeting Microsoft Exchange servers in Taiwan and Vietnam using an unknown exploit to deploy the China Chopper web shell and

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An advanced persistent threat (APT) actor codenamed ToddyCat has been linked to a string of attacks aimed at high-profile entities in Europe and Asia since at least December 2020.
The relatively new adversarial collective is said to have commenced its operations by targeting Microsoft Exchange servers in Taiwan and Vietnam using an unknown exploit to deploy the China Chopper web shell and

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https://thehackernews.com/2022/06/new-toddycat-hacker-group-on-experts.html

Researchers Disclose 56 Vulnerabilities Impacting OT Devices from 10 Vendors

Researchers Disclose 56 Vulnerabilities Impacting OT Devices from 10 Vendors,

Nearly five dozen security vulnerabilities have been disclosed in devices from 10 operational technology (OT) vendors due to what researchers call are « insecure-by-design practices. »
Collectively dubbed OT:ICEFALL by Forescout, the 56 issues span as many as 26 device models from Bently Nevada, Emerson, Honeywell, JTEKT, Motorola, Omron, Phoenix Contact, Siemens, and Yokogawa.
« Exploiting these

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Nearly five dozen security vulnerabilities have been disclosed in devices from 10 operational technology (OT) vendors due to what researchers call are « insecure-by-design practices. »
Collectively dubbed OT:ICEFALL by Forescout, the 56 issues span as many as 26 device models from Bently Nevada, Emerson, Honeywell, JTEKT, Motorola, Omron, Phoenix Contact, Siemens, and Yokogawa.
« Exploiting these

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https://thehackernews.com/2022/06/researchers-disclose-56-vulnerabilities.html

Mitigate Ransomware in a Remote-First World

Mitigate Ransomware in a Remote-First World,

Ransomware has been a thorn in the side of cybersecurity teams for years. With the move to remote and hybrid work, this insidious threat has become even more of a challenge for organizations everywhere.
2021 was a case study in ransomware due to the wide variety of attacks, significant financial and economic impact, and diverse ways that organizations responded. These attacks should be seen as a

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Ransomware has been a thorn in the side of cybersecurity teams for years. With the move to remote and hybrid work, this insidious threat has become even more of a challenge for organizations everywhere.
2021 was a case study in ransomware due to the wide variety of attacks, significant financial and economic impact, and diverse ways that organizations responded. These attacks should be seen as a

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https://thehackernews.com/2022/06/mitigate-ransomware-in-remote-first.html

24,6 milliards d’identifiants et mots de passe volés circulent sur la Toile… les vôtres aussi ?

24,6 milliards d’identifiants et mots de passe volés circulent sur la Toile… les vôtres aussi ?,

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piratage de mots de passe

Dans un rapport, l’entreprise de sécurité Digital Shadows fait un constat édifiant : ses chercheurs ont découvert des milliards et des milliards de combinaisons d’identifiants et de mots de passe dérobés accessibles sur le web ou le dark web. Un chiffre en hausse vertigineuse.

L’article 24,6 milliards d’identifiants et mots de passe volés circulent sur la Toile… les vôtres aussi ? est à retrouver sur 01net.com.

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https://www.01net.com/actualites/246-milliards-didentifiants-et-mots-de-passe-voles-circulent-sur-la-toile-les-votres-aussi.html

Android : le malware Brata est de retour, il est encore plus dangereux

Android : le malware Brata est de retour, il est encore plus dangereux,

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android malware brata

Le malware Brata repart à l’offensive des smartphones Android. De plus en plus dangereux, le virus est désormais capable de lire les SMS de ses victimes.

L’article Android : le malware Brata est de retour, il est encore plus dangereux est à retrouver sur 01net.com.

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https://www.01net.com/actualites/android-malware-brata-retour-plus-dangereux.html

Attention, LinkedIn est envahi par les arnaques aux cryptomonnaies

Attention, LinkedIn est envahi par les arnaques aux cryptomonnaies,

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linkedin arnaques cryptomonnaies

De nombreux escrocs utilisent LinkedIn pour déployer des arnaques aux cryptomonnaies. En effet, le FBI a remarqué une augmentation des escroqueries sur le réseau social pour professionnels.

L’article Attention, LinkedIn est envahi par les arnaques aux cryptomonnaies est à retrouver sur 01net.com.

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https://www.01net.com/actualites/linkedin-envahi-arnaques-cryptomonnaies.html

Former Amazon Employee Found Guilty in 2019 Capital One Data Breach

Former Amazon Employee Found Guilty in 2019 Capital One Data Breach,

A 36-year-old former Amazon employee was convicted of wire fraud and computer intrusions in the U.S. for her role in the theft of personal data of no fewer than 100 million people in the 2019 Capital One breach.
Paige Thompson, who operated under the online alias « erratic » and worked for the tech giant till 2016, was found guilty of wire fraud, five counts of unauthorized access to a protected

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A 36-year-old former Amazon employee was convicted of wire fraud and computer intrusions in the U.S. for her role in the theft of personal data of no fewer than 100 million people in the 2019 Capital One breach.
Paige Thompson, who operated under the online alias « erratic » and worked for the tech giant till 2016, was found guilty of wire fraud, five counts of unauthorized access to a protected

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https://thehackernews.com/2022/06/former-amazon-employee-found-guilty-in.html