This article offers practical tips and tools to protect your private information while shopping online, emphasizing cautious browsing and privacy-enhancing tools. Using strategies like alias emails, virtual payment cards, VPNs, and privacy-focused browsers can significantly reduce the risk of data theft and tracking. #DigitalFingerprinting #PrivacyTools
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Ransomware actors are exploiting unpatched SimpleHelp RMM instances to target utility billing software customers, emphasizing the need for updates and threat mitigation. The attack pattern highlights ongoing vulnerabilities exploited by groups like DragonForce and others, with mitigation strategies recommended by CISA. #SimpleHelp #DragonForce…
The recent Fog ransomware attack utilized legitimate and open-source tools typically linked to espionage, indicating a possible cyber-espionage motive. The attack targeted a financial institution in Asia and involved advanced lateral movement and data exfiltration techniques. #FogRansomware #APT41 #Syteca #GC2 #Stowaway…
In May 2025, an unusual ransomware attack using the Fog ransomware targeted a financial institution in Asia, employing rare tools such as Syteca employee monitoring software and open-source pentesting utilities like GC2, Adaptix, and Stowaway. The attackers also established persistence on the network post-ransomware deployment, indicating possible espionage motives beyond typical ransomware objectives. #FogRansomware #Syteca #GC2 #Adaptix #Stowaway
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A collaborative effort among international cybersecurity agencies has resulted in comprehensive guidance to protect network edge devices and appliances. The guidance addresses vulnerabilities in devices like firewalls, routers, IoT devices, and OT systems, emphasizing mitigation strategies and secure deployment practices. #CISA #EdgeDevices #CyberThreats #FirewallVulnerabilities #IoTSecurity…
Fog ransomware hackers are utilizing an unusual combination of open-source tools and legitimate software, including Syteca, to conduct their attacks. This sophisticated toolkit helps them evade detection and carry out post-exploitation activities on victims’ networks. #FogRansomware #Syteca #Stowaway #GC2 #Impacket
Britain’s Ofcom is launching an investigation into 4chan and other platforms for hosting illegal content and not verifying user ages, under the Online Safety Act. The move aims to combat illegal content including child abuse material and ensure compliance with new safety measures, amid ongoing tensions with US-based social media platforms….
The ransomware group Black Basta disbanded after internal chat leaks, but its tactics, especially mass email spam and Microsoft Teams phishing, continue to be used by former members and new groups. Emerging attack methods now include Python script execution with cURL for payload delivery, emphasizing the need for strong user education and vigilant defense strategies. #BlackBasta #MicrosoftTeamsPhishing #CactusRaaS
This article demonstrates how to create a portable bug bounty lab using just an Android device and Termux, turning a smartphone into a powerful reconnaissance tool. It emphasizes resourcefulness and flexibility in cybersecurity research, especially when traditional hardware fails. #Termux #BugBounty
This article describes a hands-on blue team cybersecurity simulation hosted by Deloitte, focusing on detecting insider threats through log analysis and digital forensics. It highlights the importance of pattern recognition, threat hunting, and intrusion detection in defending critical systems. #Deloitte #CyberSimulation
This article provides a comprehensive overview of Certipy, a toolkit used to exploit and defend Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS). It details various attack techniques, including template misconfigurations, privilege escalation, certificate forging, and relay attacks, emphasizing the importance of proper security controls. #ActiveDirectoryCertificateServices #Certipy #ESC1 #ShadowCredentials #PKINIT
The Black Basta ransomware group’s social engineering attacks sharply declined after December 2024, with evidence indicating that BlackSuit affiliates have adopted or absorbed their tactics. Rapid7’s analysis reveals sophisticated Java RAT and QEMU-based malware deployments, leveraging cloud services for command and control, and highlights ongoing evolution in attacker methods. #BlackBasta #BlackSuit #JavaRAT
FIN6 is deploying sophisticated phishing campaigns using AWS infrastructure to deliver the More_eggs malware, often through fake resumes on job platforms. They exploit domain privacy and traffic filtering to evade detection while targeting e-commerce and payment systems. #FIN6 #More_eggs #Golden_Chickens #AWS #JokerStash…
FIN6 has shifted from traditional financial fraud to employing sophisticated social engineering tactics, impersonating job seekers to target recruiters and deploy malware. They use convincing resumes, fake domains, and advanced evasion techniques to deliver the ‘More Eggs’ backdoor, emphasizing the importance of cautious verification processes. #FIN6 #MoreEggs
FIN6, also known as Skeleton Spider, employs sophisticated social engineering tactics leveraging professional job platforms to distribute the Moreeggs backdoor via cloud-hosted malicious infrastructure. Their campaigns utilize fake resumes, CAPTCHA protections, and environmental filtering to evade detection and deliver ransomware and credential theft malware. #FIN6 #Moreeggs #Skeleton_Spider