Month: September 2019

A new landing page for a Microsoft account phishing scam has been discovered that utilizes the SmtpJS service to send stolen credentials via email to the attacker. […]

A phishing campaign has been spotted recently delivering Amadey botnet malware to taxpayers in the U.S. through fake income tax refund emails. […]

The Smominru mining botnet continues to wreck havoc on corporate machines by not only installing cryptominers, but also stealing credentials, installing backdoors, and making system configuration modifications that could affect the proper operation of an infected machine. […]

A newly discovered threat group that security researchers call TortoiseShell is compromising IT providers in what seems to be supply-chain attacks intended to reach the network of specific customers. […]

An analysis of medical image storage systems exposed to the public web reveals that almost 600 servers in 52 countries are completely unprotected against unauthorized access. […]

Thousands of Google users are exposing the contents of their calendars to the public. The information is indexed by search engines and can include email addresses as well as private events from individuals and businesses. […]

Tens of millions of records from customers of two airline companies owned by Lion Air have been circulating on data exchange forums for at least a month. The info was stored in an Amazon bucket that was open on the web. […]

Small to mid-sized businesses can keep safe from most cyberattacks by protecting the ports that threat actors target the most. Three of them stand out in a crowd of more than 130,000 targeted in cyber incidents. […]

Less than a month after reactivating its command and control (C2) servers, the Emotet botnet has come to like by spewing spam messages to countries around the globe. […]