IT Sec News updates – Malware Attacks

June 24, 2023
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Malware intended to spread on USB drives is unintentionally infecting networked storage devices, according to infosec vendor Checkpoint.

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New JavaScript Dropper PindOS delivers dangerous payloads like Bumblebee and IcedID, acting as loaders for ransomware and other malware.

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A cybersecurity incident at a European hospital highlights the uncontrolled spread of malware via USB drives infected by hackers connected to the …

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Kroll has observed an increase in the number of active GOOTLOADER malware campaigns targeting a variety of sectors, including the legal, …

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A hacking group linked to the North Korean government has been caught using new wiretapping malware in recent surveillance attacks, according to an …

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New custom RDStealer malware has been leveraged to facilitate a more than a year-long compromise of an IT firm in East Asia, The Hacker News …

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Both Enigma and Malwarebytes operate in the anti-malware and computer security market. Among other things, their products help consumers detect and …

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Malware delivered to manufacturing users through the cloud more than doubled in just 12 months.

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New Condi malware focused at DDoS-for-hire builds a botnet and conducts attacks using vulnerabilities in TP-Link Wi-Fi routers.

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The NSA has published a guide about how to mitigate against attacks involving the BlackLotus bootkit malware.

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