Researchers have identified the developer of a malicious remote access tool used in attacks on Russian organizations. Known as Mr. Burns, the developer has been active in darknet forums since 2010, creating harmful versions of popular tools.
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Today, all organizations are exposed to the threat of cyber breaches, irrespective of their scale. Historically, larger companies were frequent targets due to their substantial resources, sensitive data, and regulatory responsibilities, whereas smaller entities often underestimated their attractiveness to hackers. However, this assumption is precarious, as cybercriminals frequently exploit
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Google announced that passkeys are now available for high-risk users enrolling in the Advanced Protection Program, ensuring top-notch account security. The program offers free protection for accounts of high-risk individuals.
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In response to recent intrusions, CISA and the FBI are urging businesses and device manufacturers to eliminate OS command injection vulnerabilities at the source.
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This decision comes after a warning from the Singapore Police about phishing scams targeting bank customers. Scammers have managed to defraud individuals of over S$600,000 ($445,000) in just a few weeks.
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Huione Guarantee, an online marketplace, is reportedly being used for money laundering, particularly in “pig butchering” investment scams. Victims are tricked into investing in fake sites with high returns.
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The most severe flaw is an improper authorization issue (CVE-2024-6235) with a CVSS score of 9.4, allowing attackers to access sensitive information through the NetScaler Console IP.
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Spanish language victims are the target of an email phishing campaign that delivers a new remote access trojan (RAT) called Poco RAT since at least February 2024.
The attacks primarily single out mining, manufacturing, hospitality, and utilities sectors, according to cybersecurity company Cofense.
“The majority of the custom code in the malware appears to be focused on anti-analysis,
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Palo Alto Networks patched a critical vulnerability in its Expedition tool and addressed the impact of the recently disclosed BlastRADIUS vulnerability.
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Poco RAT was first categorized on February 7, 2024, and has since targeted customers in multiple sectors, with Mining being the primary focus. One company was the most targeted, responsible for 67% of the total volume of campaigns.
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