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CrowdStrike Releases Root Cause Analysis of Falcon Sensor BSOD Crash
/in General NewsCrowdStrike says the Falcon sensor crash that blue-screened Windows machines was caused by a “confluence” of vulnerabilities and testing gaps.
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Hunters International Disguises SharpRhino RAT as Legitimate Network Admin Tool
/in General NewsThe RaaS group that distributes Hive ransomware delivers new malware impersonating as validly signed network-administration software to gain initial access and persistence on targeted networks
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INTERPOL Recovers $41 Million in Largest Ever BEC Scam in Singapore
/in General NewsINTERPOL said it devised a “global stop-payment mechanism” that helped facilitate the largest-ever recovery of funds defrauded in a business email compromise (BEC) scam.
The development comes after an unnamed commodity firm based in Singapore fell victim to a BEC scam in mid-July 2024. It refers to a type of cybercrime where a malicious actor poses as a trusted figure and uses email to
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Cyberattack Wipes 13,000 School Devices in Mobile Guardian Breach
/in General NewsA major cyberattack on Mobile Guardian, a leading MDM provider, resulted in the remote wiping of 13,000 devices…
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Samsung Bug Bounty Program Payouts Reach $5M, Top Reward Increased to $1M
/in General NewsSamsung has paid out nearly $5 million through its bug bounty program since 2017 and the tech giant announced that the top reward has increased to $1 million.
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Sneaky SnakeKeylogger Slithers Into Windows Email Inboxes
/in General NewsSnakeKeylogger, also known as KrakenKeylogger, is a malicious software targeting Windows users. It logs keystrokes, steals credentials, and takes screenshots, allowing cybercriminals to capture sensitive information.
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Bloody Wolf Strikes Organizations in Kazakhstan with STRRAT Commercial Malware
/in General NewsThe STRRAT malware, sold for $80, allows attackers to take control of computers and steal data. Attackers use phishing emails pretending to be from government agencies to trick victims into downloading malicious files.
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French Museum Network Hit by Ransomware Attack, but No Disruptions Are Reported at Olympic Events
/in General NewsA ransomware attack targeted the central data systems of Paris’ Grand Palais and other museums in the Réunion des Musées Nationaux network.
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Cyberattack Cost More Than $17 Million, Key Tronic Tells Regulators
/in General NewsKey Tronic revealed to regulators that a cyberattack in May 2024 cost the company over $17 million. The attack led to a shutdown of operations in Mexico and the U.S. for two weeks.
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Preparing for the Future of Post-Quantum Cryptography
/in General NewsThe AI boom and increasing popularity of quantum computing necessitates quantum-resilient security.
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