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Attackers Using Phishing To Scam Airbnb Customers

May 4, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

Airbnb customers need to be alert to a new phishing scam that takes advantage of the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to fool them into sharing personal and financial data, according to cybersecurity firm Redscan. GDPR is an … [Read more...] about Attackers Using Phishing To Scam Airbnb Customers

Filed Under: Data Theft, Government, Hacking Tools Tagged With: Airbnb, data protection regulations, data theft, EU, GDPR, hackers, Mark Nicholls, notifications, phishing emails, phishing scam, Redscan

Rubella Macro Builder Becoming A Major Nuisance

April 30, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

The Rubella Macro Builder has recently become popular in Russia. It is a cybercrimeware kit apparently capable of beating a basic antivirus defensive system. FlashPoint researchers first came across the kit in February being rented on a top-tier … [Read more...] about Rubella Macro Builder Becoming A Major Nuisance

Filed Under: Cybercrime, Hacking Tools Tagged With: antivirus programs, cybercrimeware kit, email attachments, FlashPoint, GootKit, macros, Malware, Panda, Rubella macro builder, Russia, Russian hacking forum

North Korea Uses Zero-Day Exploit to Target Governments

March 18, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

A group of hackers from North Korea dubbed APT37 (Reaper) have recently expanded their operations in scope and sophistication, according to cybersecurity firm FireEye. This follows their recent use of an Adobe Flash Zero-Day exploit, which FireEye … [Read more...] about North Korea Uses Zero-Day Exploit to Target Governments

Filed Under: Government, Hacking, Hacking Tools Tagged With: APT37, FireEye, hacking, Japan, Middle East, North Korea, North Korean government, Reaper, South Korea, Vietnam

Android Malware RedDrop Created for Blackmail

March 2, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

RedDrop, a new kind of mobile malware family built for Androids, is specifically intended for blackmail purposes. Researchers at the U.K. security firm Wandera say that RedDrop targets user’s personal data, from the apps you’ve installed to your … [Read more...] about Android Malware RedDrop Created for Blackmail

Filed Under: Espionage, Hacking Tools, Mobile security Tagged With: Android malware, APKs, blackmail, espionage, MI:RIAM, mobile security, RedDrop, spyware, Wandera

Palo Alto Networks Reports Sofacy Group Targets Foreign Ministries

March 2, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

Earlier this week, cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks reported that the Sofacy group (also known as “Fancy Bear”, “APT28” and “Grizzly Steppe” among other things) is behind a spear phishing attack aimed at foreign ministries and foreign affairs … [Read more...] about Palo Alto Networks Reports Sofacy Group Targets Foreign Ministries

Filed Under: Government, Hacking Tools Tagged With: APT28, Fancy Bear, foreign ministries, Grizzly Steppe, Janes 360, Palo Alto Networks, Russia, Sofacy group, spear phishing

Android Spyware Tool, Skygofree, Gives Access To Devices

January 19, 2018 By News Team Leave a Comment

In an advisory last week, Kaspersky Lab described a new Android spyware tool, it is calling Skygofree, which possesses various features unseen before in the wild. The security firm noted a long-term development process. Since the end of 2014, the … [Read more...] about Android Spyware Tool, Skygofree, Gives Access To Devices

Filed Under: Hacking Tools, Malware Tagged With: Android, Android apps, CERT Italy, Hacking Team, Italy, Kaspersky Labs, MarketsandMarkets, mobile, Skygofree, spyware

Wikileaks Releases Source Code for CIA Vault8 Tools

November 22, 2017 By News Team Leave a Comment

Earlier this month, WikiLeaks began the first in a series of Vault8 releases, which includes source code linked to stolen hacking tools from the CIA. This is the next stage in a slow drip of information from Wikileaks (which began several months … [Read more...] about Wikileaks Releases Source Code for CIA Vault8 Tools

Filed Under: Hacking, Hacking Tools, Vault7, Vault8, Wikileaks

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