Month: June 2020

Security researchers have demystified the attack chain of the elusive InvisiMole cyberespionage group, revealing a complicated multi-stage format that relies on vulnerable legitimate tools, target-specific encryption of payloads, and stealthy communication. […]

Zoom’s CEO Eric S. Yuan today announced that end-to-end encryption (E2EE) will be provided to all users (paid and free) after verifying their accounts by providing additional identification info such as their phone number. […]

U.S. system-on-chip (SOC) maker company MaxLinear disclosed that some of its computing systems were encrypted by Maze Ransomware operators last month, after an initial breach that took place around April 15. […]

Rumors began circulating on Twitter yesterday that the U.S. was under a massive DDoS attack. It turned out to be an outage on T-Mobile caused by a configuration error. […]

Malware distributors are abusing a DLL hijacking vulnerability in Apple’s Push Notification service Windows executable to install coin miners on users attempting to download copyrighted software. […]

Fraudsters recently have been pushing fake data breach notifications using big company names to distribute malware and scams. They’re mixing black SEO, Google Sites, and spam pages to direct users to dangerous locations. […]