IT Sec News updates – Malware Attacks

February 9, 2024
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3 million smart toothbrushes were not used in a DDoS attack after all, but it could happen

[UPDATED] What's next, malware-infected dental floss? But seriously: It's a reminder that even the smallest smart home devices can be a threat.

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Virtual Internet Announces Virtual 5G for Android now with Anti-Malware – PR Newswire

Malware, or “malicious software”, covers a wide range of malicious software's including spyware, worms, ransomware, and in addition, viruses. Anti- …

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More fake Facebook job ads are spreading malware to steal all your details | TechRadar

Cybersecurity researchers have spotted yet another malicious Facebook ad campaign looking to trick users into installing malware on your Windows …

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Ov3r_Stealer Malware Emerges, Targeting Facebook Users with Fake Job Ads – WinBuzzer

Facebook job scam spreads “Ov3r_Stealer” malware stealing crypto & logins. Job offer lures victims to fake doc that launches complex attack.

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This Android malware can steal all your photos and texts without being opened — how to stay safe

A new version of the XLoader malware has been discovered that can launch automatically on infected devices without any user interaction …

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As-a-Service tools empower criminals with limited tech skills – Help Net Security

As-a-Service tools can provide attackers with everything from pre-made malware to templates for phishing emails, according to Darktrace.

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New HijackLoader variant evades detection, enhances persistence | SC Media

Security pros say it almost looks like the malware developers have an EDR product manager on staff.

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What is Crypto Ransomware? – Check Point Software

If the public key is bundled with the malware, the ransomware can encrypt and store the symmetric encryption key alongside the encrypted files. The …

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Chinese hackers spent up to 5 years in US networks: cyber officials – ABC7 Chicago

A Chinese hacker group spent 5 years in US networks so China could position themselves for an attack on critical infrastructure using malware.

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Beware of Facebook Ads That Delivers Password-Stealing Malware – GBHackers

A new malware called Ov3r_Stealer was found to be intended for stealing cryptocurrency wallets and passwords and then sending them to a Telegram …

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