Category: Threats

After ten months, researchers have found evidence that suggests that the Emotet malware botnet is back and running.

Cyber criminals are now actively recruiting native English speakers to enhance the success rate of their fraudulent operations.

Cisco has said it will not roll out security patches for a vulnerability in the Universal Plug-and-Play (UPnP) service of legacy Small Business routers.

The makers of the Joker malware have managed to sneak it into the Google Play Store again after being kicked out on more than one occasion.

The Australian Cyber Security Centre is alerting organisations in the country about the frequent use of LockBit 2.0 ransomware by cyber criminals to target multiple industry sectors

No matter how secure an organisation’s network is, it cannot keep hackers at bay as long as it continues to rely on supply chain vendors that apply inadequate security controls to their networks, ENISA has warned.

Hackers have reportedly taken control of an email marketing account used by the Chipotle food chain and are using the account to fool Internet users to share their personal information on credential-harvesting sites.

A former First Sea Lord has warned that Royal Navy ships and Britain’s merchant fleet could become sitting ducks for hackers if adversaries find ways to knock out satellite communications.

Microsoft has sounded yet another alarm over a zero-day vulnerability affecting SolarWinds Serv-U FTP software that is being exploited by Chinese hackers to carry our remote code execution and run malicious payloads.

Proofpoint has uncovered a phishing campaign that involves hackers luring users into downloading the BazaLoader dropper by making they believe they subscribed to a movie streaming service.

Microsoft has warned about a targeted phishing campaign launched by Russian hackers behind the SolarWinds hacking campaign to target more than 150 different organisations.