#Malware

UPDATE: French & Polish authorities found no sign of cryptographic compromise in the leak of the private key used to sign the vaccine passports and to create fake passes for Mickey Mouse and Adolf Hitler, et al.

Grief, a ransomware group with ties to Russia-based Evil Corp, claims to have stolen data from the gun-rights group and has posted files on its dark web site.

Defending against ransomware will take a move to zero-trust, argues Daniel Spicer, CSO, Ivanti.

The kid was busted after abusing Google Ads to lure users to his fake gift card site.

Out of 92 security vulnerabilities, 66 are rated critical in severity, mostly allowing code execution. The most severe can lead to information disclosure.

A researcher was able to crack 70 percent of the gathered hashes in an experiment in a residential neighborhood.

Researchers found that one critical flaw in question is exploitable from the browser, allowing watering-hole attacks.

The incident triggered shutdowns at pumps across the country as attackers flashed the phone number of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei across video screens.

Say hello to what could be the next big spam player: SquirrelWaffle, which is spreading with increasing frequency via spam campaigns and infecting systems with a new malware loader.

Manipulated Craigslist emails that abuse Microsoft OneDrive warn users that their ads contain ‘inappropriate content.”