Quantum computers are coming, and will defeat current PKE encryption. But this cryptopocalypse is not dependent upon quantum computers — it could happen through other means, at any time.
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The threat actors hijack abandoned subdomains and domains of well-known companies, allowing the emails to bypass spam filters and appear legitimate. Brands like MSN, VMware, and eBay have been unwittingly involved.
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A new report by the Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD) highlighted that up to 70% of security vulnerabilities are due to memory safety issues in certain programming languages.
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The attackers employed sophisticated techniques such as code injection, execution modules, and dynamic loading of Windows API functions to evade detection by automated security products.
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MGM Resorts is facing regulatory investigations and potential fines following a cyberattack that disrupted its operations, with the possibility of incurring losses from legal proceedings.
The attack involved a multi-stage infection chain, including spear phishing, obfuscated JavaScript files, and DLL hijacking, ultimately leading to the deployment of a Cobalt Strike payload.
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