Dharma ransomware source code put for sale
ZDNet reports that the source code for one of the most profitable ransomware of our time, the Dharma ransomware, was put for sale on two hacker forums last weekend. Sources are sold for $2,000.…
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Cybercriminals fake letters from WHO to distribute HawkEye and trick money into fight with COVID-19
Specialists from IBM X-Force discovered a new malicious campaign, in which cybercriminals fake letters from WHO, impersonate its CEOs Tedros Adan Gebreisus, and send…
Firefox Refuses to Support FTP Protocol
ZDNet reports that Mozilla developers consider FTP to be an insecure protocol and will soon refuse to support it in Firefox. Therefore, users will…
Ransomware attacks most often occur at night and on weekends
According to a report published by the American company FireEye, 76% of all ransomware attacks in the corporate sector occur in the off-hours: 49%…
Snoop attack steals data from Intel processors
Amazon Web Services (AWS) software engineer Pawel Wieczorkiewicz discovered another vulnerability in Intel processors that allows stealing data from the internal memory of the…
Microsoft stopped RDCMan development due to a bug
Microsoft has stopped development of the Remote Desktop Connection Manager (RDCMan) application after it has been identified as vulnerability. As the name suggests, this…
Two new malware can steal cookies from Android apps
IS experts discovered two new malware for Android (recognized as the most vulnerable OS over the past year), called Cookiethief and Youzicheng. They are…
Modern RAM is still vulnerable to Rowhammer attacks
Recently, I wrote all about the vulnerabilities of Intel and AMD processors, and in the meantime, a group of researchers from universities in the…
Intel processors need hardware fixes due to new LVI attack
Security experts discovered a new attack on Intel processors called Load Value Injection (LVI). This claim is not an attempt to to balance yesterday's…