New Sandworm malware Cyclops Blink replaces VPNFilter – NCSC.GOV.UK Russia’s most cutthroat hackers infect network devices with new botnet malware | Ars Technica US and UK expose new Russian malware targeting network devices – The Record by Recorded Future Protect yourself from malware – some general advice Malware in general …
Websites exploiting the Russia Ukraine conflict
Xme over on SANS Internet Storm Centre has an interesting article highlighting the recently registered domains that could have a connection with the Russia Ukraine conflict. It also shows some of the content on these domains. Ukraine & Russia Situation From a Domain Names Perspective – SANS Internet Storm Centre …
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Deliveries – a reminder these are always a hacker attack vector
With the huge increase in online shopping and deliveries over the past couple of years, these have become one of the favourite attack vectors for cyber criminals. Usually it is some type of impersonation/social engineering attack via email, with the intention to steal sensitive information from you. Just be very …
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Here’s why you need more than anti-virus, you need training as well
Here is a cyber security threat, that could get into your business and not be detected by your anti-virus. It is not a zero day vulnerability, it just does not get detected! CinaRAT Delivered Through HTML ID Attributes – SANS Internet Storm Centre This is where training comes in to …
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Training is everything when it comes to phishing emails
Here is another example of a phishing attack, from SANS Internet Diary – although I am not sure the average user will know what to do with an ISO file? The attack is interesting as it uses Base 64 to obscure it from detection. Malicious ISO Embedded in an HTML …
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