Cybercrime

DanaBleed: Memory Leak Exposes DanaBot's Cybercriminal Network
Infrastructure & Network Security DanaBleed: Memory Leak Exposes DanaBot's Cybercriminal Network

The recent exposure of a vulnerability within DanaBot's sophisticated infrastructure has unwittingly provided insights into the inner workings of a notorious cybercrime operation. This vulnerability, now known as DanaBleed, resulted from a programming flaw that compromised the security of DanaBot's

Hackers Innovate ClickFix Attacks for Linux and Windows Systems
Data Protection & Privacy Hackers Innovate ClickFix Attacks for Linux and Windows Systems

In an increasingly interconnected world, the stakes of cybersecurity have never been higher. The recent emergence of ClickFix attacks targeting major operating systems such as Windows and Linux starkly illustrates the relentless innovation of cybercriminals. These attacks, masquerading as harmless

Are You Ready for the Latest Cybersecurity Threats?
Infrastructure & Network Security Are You Ready for the Latest Cybersecurity Threats?

A recent event shed light on the accelerating evolution of cybersecurity threats, underscoring the industry's proactive measures to safeguard systems and data. With rising incidences of Chrome 0-day vulnerabilities, data wipers, and sophisticated iPhone attacks, firms like Google and Apple are

Phishing-as-a-Service Platforms – A Review
Malware & Threats Phishing-as-a-Service Platforms – A Review

A new trend is shaking up the cybersecurity landscape, with the rise of sophisticated phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platforms revolutionizing how cybercriminals operate. These services offer comprehensive, turnkey phishing solutions that are now easily accessible to even the least technically

Ransomware Breach Highlights Public Sector Cyber Vulnerabilities
Security Operations & Management Ransomware Breach Highlights Public Sector Cyber Vulnerabilities

Ransomware attacks are among the most notorious cyber threats facing organizations today, with public sector entities becoming prime targets. The recent attack on West Lothian Council in Scotland serves as a stark reminder of these growing vulnerabilities. In this roundup, insights from

How Do Cyberattackers Exploit EDR Vulnerabilities?
Endpoint & Device Security How Do Cyberattackers Exploit EDR Vulnerabilities?

A novel cyberattack technique named "Bring Your Own Installer" has been identified, exploiting vulnerabilities within SentinelOne's Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) product. Uncovered by Stroz Friedberg, part of Aon, this method bypasses the EDR's anti-tamper features during system upgrades or

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