Hackers Use Google Ads to Deliver Bumblebee Malware
Threat actors frequently employ malicious Google Ads and SEO poisoning to spread malware. Recently, Secureworks’ Counter Threat Unit (CTU) researchers reported that Cyber attackers are…
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ChatGPT Tricked To Write Malware When You Act as a Developer
Japanese Cybersecurity experts have found that ChatGPT could write code for malware by entering a prompt that makes the AI believe it is in developer…
Hackers Using Mimikatz Hacking Tool to Deploy Trigona Ransomware
The Unit42 research team at Palo Alto Networks has recently discovered Trigona ransomware that attacks Windows with uncommon techniques and uses the Mimikatz exploitation tool…
First-Ever Ransomware Found to be Attacking macOS
LockBit ransomware gang targets Macs with its newly-developed encryptors for the first time, making them potentially the first significant ransomware group to aim at macOS.…
Google Releases Assured OSS For Free to Detect Vulnerabilities
Google Cloud is making it’s Assured Open Source Software (Assured OSS) service available for Java and Python ecosystems without charge in response to the rising…
Hackers Use Abandoned WordPress Plugins to Backdoor Websites
Threat actors have discovered a new technique to insert malicious code into websites. They are currently utilizing Eval PHP, an abandoned WordPress plugin. Mostly, website backdoors…
ICICI Bank Data Leak – Sensitive Data Exposed
Millions of records containing sensitive information, including financial data and client personal documents, were disclosed by ICICI Bank. During the most recent inquiry, the Cybernews…
APT36 Using a Linux Malware To Attack Indian Government
Transparent Tribe (aka APT36), an APT group based in Pakistan, has recently been found employing a stealthy tactic to distribute a new Linux Malware called…
APT28 Hackers Deploy Malware on Cisco Routers
Recently, the following agencies have published a joint advisory to warn of APT28, a Russian state-sponsored group that is found actively deploying the ‘Jaguar Tooth,’…
Second Google Chrome Zero-Day Bug Actively Exploited in Wild
Recently, Google released an emergency security update to fix another Chrome zero-day vulnerability actively exploited in the wild. This zero-day flaw has been tracked as…
What is DNS Filtering? – Cyber Security News
DNS security is critical in today’s world to protect against the growing threat of DNS attacks. The risk of financial loss, data theft, and reputational…
Hackers Using YouTube as a Malware Distribution Platform
Morphisec Threat Labs researchers have recently exposed a sneaky loader called “in2al5d p3in4er” (Invalid Printer) that delivers Aurora information stealer malware through YouTube videos. Using…