IT Sec News updates – Malware Attacks

SecurityWeek

Researchers demonstrate that remote Stuxnet-style attacks are possible against many modern PLCs using web-based malware.

Dark Reading

New Malware, Old Problem. Most of today's most advanced threats to AI models are just new versions of the oldest security problems in computing. ” …

Forbes

… malware. Fileless (or payloadless) malware is the next iteration of this kind of attack—distinguished by the absence of a malicious executable …

TechRadar

… malware. LightBasin returns. The backdoors were “largely undetected” by antivirus engines, BleepingComputer notes. RECOMMENDED VIDEOS FOR YOU …

Bleeping Computer

According to an upcoming report by Kroll's cyber-intelligence team shared with BleepingComputer, the new Kimsuky malware, which exhibits polymorphic …

Futurism

… malware in the near future — if it hasn't already. As Wired reports, the worm can attack AI-powered email assistants to obtain sensitive data from …

The Independent

Security researchers have developed a self-replicating AI worm that can infiltrate people's emails in order to spread malware and steal data.

The Hacker News

… malware through multiple systems. Morris II, a twist on one of the oldest computer worms, leverages adversarial self-replicating prompts encoded …

Dark Reading

… malware quietly added as a bonus. This malware, in turn, becomes incorporated into software projects and causes downstream supply chain risks. The …

Infosecurity Magazine

Researchers have developed a computer worm that targets generative AI (GenAI) applications to potentially spread malware and steal personal data.