Cyber Security

Personal data of 40 million users registered on Wishbone has been published online by hackers, it included user details like usernames, contact numbers, email addresses, Facebook and Twitter access tokens, DOBs, location, gender, and MD5…
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As per several reports, Facebook was imitated by an Israeli security company that is known as the “NSO Group” to get the targets to install their “phone-hacking software”. Per sources, a Facebook-like doppelganger domain was engineered to…
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Microsoft has issued an alert to users concerning a new widespread Covid-19 themed phishing campaign. The threat installs the NetSupport Manager remote administration tool to completely take over a user’s system and even execute commands…
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Admins working with Microsoft Azure beware: phishers are updating their assets to reflect changes on the company’s cloud-based login screen. Microsoft announced the innocuous change to its Azure AD login screen on 26 February, rolling it…
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Israeli cybersecurity researchers have disclosed details about a new flaw impacting DNS protocol that can be exploited to launch amplified, large-scale distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks to takedown targeted websites. Called…
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Romanian law enforcement officials stopped the activities of the cybercriminal group PentaGuard, which was preparing to carry out attacks on Romanian hospitals using ransomware. Four hackers were arrested, and searches were conducted at…
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British airline EasyJet on Tuesday said it had suffered a “sophisticated” cyber attack, uncovering names and travel details of about nine million customers, amid raised concerns over coronavirus-fuelled Internet hacking. “Since we became…
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Yesterday morning I got a Skype message from an ex-colleague, somebody I’d not heard from in some time but was happy to reconnect with. I say “message”, it wasn’t much of one, it was just a link. Out of the blue. It was clearly a phish,…
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A new version of COMpfun remote access trojan (RAT) has been discovered in the wild that uses HTTP status codes to control compromised systems targeted in a recent campaign against diplomatic entities in Europe. The cyberespionage malware…
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Remember the Reverse RDP Attack wherein a client system vulnerable to a path traversal vulnerability could get compromised when remotely accessing a server over Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Protocol? Though Microsoft had patched the…
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