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Hackers breached Norwegian Parliament emails to steal data

Attackers have compromised a limited number of email accounts of Norwegian Parliament (Storting) representatives and employees according to Storting’s managing director Marianne Andreassen. […]

01 Sep

Google now pays for bugs used to bypass its anti-fraud systems

Google today announced that the company’s Vulnerability Reward Program has expanded to also include bug reports on methods threat actors can use to bypass the company’s abuse, fraud, and spam systems. […]

01 Sep

Iranian hackers are selling access to corporate networks

An Iranian-backed hacker group has been observed while seeking to sell access to compromised corporate networks to other threat actors on underground forums and attempting to exploit F5 BIG-IP devices vulnerable to CVE-2020-5902 exploits. […]

31 Aug

American Payroll Association discloses credit card theft incident

The American Payroll Association (APA) disclosed a data breach affecting members and customers after attackers successfully planted a web skimmer on the organization’s website login and online store checkout pages. […]

31 Aug

Malware authors trick Apple into trusting malicious Shlayer apps

The authors of the Mac malware known as Shlayer have successfully managed to get their malicious payloads through Apple’s automated notarizing process. […]

31 Aug

Hackers are backdooring QNAP NAS devices with 3-year old RCE bug

Hackers are scanning for vulnerable network-attached storage (NAS) devices running multiple QNAP firmware versions, trying to exploit a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability addressed by QNAP in a previous release. […]

30 Aug

Slack pays stingy $1,750 reward for a desktop hijack vulnerability

A researcher responsibly disclosed multiple vulnerabilities to Slack that allowed an attacker to hijack a user’s computer, and they were only rewarded a measly $1,750. […]

29 Aug

Emotet malware’s new ‘Red Dawn’ attachment is just as dangerous

The Emotet botnet has begun to use a new template for their malicious attachments, and it is just as dangerous as ever. […]

29 Aug

Why streaming a video could freeze Microsoft IIS servers

Microsoft August 2020 security patch fixed over 120 flaws. One of these flaws lets anyone freeze IIS servers by streaming videos, and seeking through them fast. […]

28 Aug

Single & penniless: FBI warns of $475M lost to romance scams

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning of online romance scams, an ongoing online fraud trend that can lead to large financial losses, as well as devastating emotional scars. […]

Tag: security

Hackers breached Norwegian Parliament emails to steal data

Google now pays for bugs used to bypass its anti-fraud systems

Iranian hackers are selling access to corporate networks

American Payroll Association discloses credit card theft incident

Malware authors trick Apple into trusting malicious Shlayer apps

Hackers are backdooring QNAP NAS devices with 3-year old RCE bug

Slack pays stingy $1,750 reward for a desktop hijack vulnerability

Emotet malware’s new ‘Red Dawn’ attachment is just as dangerous

Why streaming a video could freeze Microsoft IIS servers

Single & penniless: FBI warns of $475M lost to romance scams