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This week’s cybersecurity recap highlights ongoing threats from phishing and social engineering campaigns targeting various sectors, including finance and government, with sophisticated tactics like fake CAPTCHA frameworks and Phishing-as-a-Service platforms. Malware developments include stealthy RATs such as DuplexSpy and Chaos RAT, along with advanced infostealers like OtterCookie, all posing significant risks to corporate and crypto assets; supply chain threats involve malicious repositories and compromised developer tools. The report also covers notable APT activities by groups like UNC5174, OilRig, and Kimsuky, alongside infrastructure attacks exploiting IoT and cloud misconfigurations. Emerging tools like RayV Lite facilitate hardware-level attacks, illustrating the evolving landscape of cyber threats. #ClickFix #FlowerStorm #LazarusGroup #ChaosRAT #Mirai #RayVLite
Tag: BOTNET
A new Mirai botnet variant is exploiting a vulnerability in TBK DVR devices to hijack them for DDoS attacks and malicious traffic relay. The vulnerability CVE-2024-3721 remains unpatched on many devices, impacting several countries and emphasizing the rapid inclusion of public exploits into malware operations. #Mirai #CVE-2024-3721
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This cybersecurity update covers extensive malware and ransomware campaigns, including the BadBox IoT botnet and Qilin ransomware exploiting critical vulnerabilities. It also highlights law enforcement actions against cybercrime networks and emerging technologies enhancing defense strategies. #BadBox #Qilin #PathWiper #Interlock #PlayRansomware #Hive0131 #Rhadamanthys #RedLine
A malware campaign called BadBox 2.0 has infected millions of IoT devices worldwide, enabling cybercriminal activities and selling access to the botnet. Authorities advise users to evaluate their devices for compromise and update firmware to protect against these threats. #BadBox #IoTThreats…
This week’s cybersecurity updates highlight ongoing threats, including the BadBox 2 botnet targeting IoT devices and fraud associated with Hedera Hashgraph NFTs. Major organizations like the FBI, NSO Group, and Microsoft announced actions and initiatives to combat cyber threats and improve security resilience. #BadBox2 #NSOGroup #HederaHashgraph #CISA #MicrosoftEuropeanSecurity…
The article details how the Mirai botnet variant exploits CVE-2024-3721 to deploy bots on vulnerable TBK DVR devices using a specific Remote Code Execution exploit. It also highlights new features of this Mirai variant, including RC4 string encryption and anti-VM techniques, and provides infection statistics and mitigation advice. #Mirai #CVE20243721 #TBKDVR
This article describes the detailed forensic analysis and local deployment of a sophisticated RAT malware with corrupted PE headers, focusing on how it was extracted from memory and dynamically analyzed. The malware communicates securely with its C2 server, captures screenshots, acts as a remote server, and manipulates system services. #RAT #dllhost.exe #rushpapers.com
The FBI warns that the BADBOX 2.0 malware campaign has infected over 1 million IoT devices globally, transforming them into residential proxies for cybercriminal activities. These infected devices, mainly Chinese Android-based smart TVs and IoT gadgets, are exploited for ad fraud, credential stuffing, and malicious proxy services. #BADBOX #IoTThreats
Forescout Vedere Labs has identified nearly 35,000 solar power devices globally with exposed management interfaces, posing significant cybersecurity risks to power grids. The findings underscore the need for immediate mitigation measures to protect critical energy infrastructure from cyber threats. #SolarInverters #CriticalInfrastructure…
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added several critical vulnerabilities affecting ASUS RT-AX55 routers, Craft CMS, and ConnectWise ScreenConnect to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. These flaws have been exploited by threat actors, leading to remote code execution and persistent backdoors, emphasizing the need for immediate patching. #ASUSRT-AX55 #CraftCMS…
CISA alerts U.S. federal agencies about hackers exploiting a recently patched ScreenConnect vulnerability for remote code execution and highlights active attacks on ASUS routers and Craft CMS. The threats include multiple security flaws, with some involving state-sponsored cyber activities targeted at specific devices and content management systems. #ScreenConnect #ASUSRouterVulnerabilities #CraftCMS
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a cryptojacking campaign exploiting misconfigured DevOps servers like Docker, Gitea, and HashiCorp Consul and Nomad to mine cryptocurrencies illicitly. The campaign uses known vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, with threat actors downloading tools from GitHub to hide attribution efforts. #JINX-0132 #Cryptojacking…
StealC V2 is an advanced infostealer and malware downloader with enhanced stealth features, a JSON-based C2 protocol, and flexible payload delivery capabilities. It targets a broad range of victims worldwide while excluding systems in CIS countries, and employs hardware ID generation and multiple evasion techniques. #StealC #Plymouth #Themida
The episode covers recent cybersecurity threats, including vulnerabilities in Edge, Safari, ASUS routers, and cloud services like OneDrive, highlighting new attack techniques and concerns about AI-generated content. It also discusses geopolitical cyber warfare, CISO compensation satisfaction, and advancements in AI video generation, illustrating both opportunities and risks. #ThreatLocker #UNC6032
Recent cybersecurity reports highlight targeted attacks on retail giants like Victoria’s Secret using ransomware, along with widespread data breaches affecting millions including LexisNexis. Notable threats include Chinese APT groups APT41 and APT31 exploiting cloud and zero-day vulnerabilities, along with botnets like AyySSHush and PumaBot compromising IoT devices. #Victoria’sSecret #APT41 #AyySSHush