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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 51
Indian cyber cops bust scammers targeting the US, ransomware operators adopt SystemBC malware, and SolarWinds hack continues to raise big security concerns.
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Indian cyber cops bust scammers targeting the US, ransomware operators adopt SystemBC malware, and SolarWinds hack continues to raise big security concerns.
Interpol bag three Nigerian scammers, SonarQube continues to concern the FBI, and suspected Ryuk attack puts 115,000 kids out of school in Baltimore.
Egregor ransomware is one of the more aggressive and complex RaaS families to date, with password-protected payloads designed to evade analysis.
The Ranzy ransomware operators have learned from their mistakes and adapted quickly after ThunderX decryptors became publicly available.
Maze crew may be closing down, SentinelLabs reveals TrickBot's Anchor project are using ICMP to target healthcare, and NetWalker is more active than ever before.
Cops ring up charges against cyber money-laundering gang, a Windows RCE hits the TCP/IP stack, and "the Law needs an encryption backdoor" circus is back!
FONIX RaaS uses four methods of encryption per file and leads victims (and affiliates) on a merry dance through multiple emails to obtain decryption.
Dark Overlord fixer gets 5 years jail time, "old not obsolete" LokiBot malware returns, and election hacking season begins with attack on US Gov supplier.
At Sentinel Labs, we have been closely tracking adversarial behavior as it pertains to COVID-19/Coronavirus. To date, we have observed a significant number of malware campaigns, spam campaigns, and outright…
Raas (Ransomware-as-a-Service) continues to fuel the cybercrime economy. SMAUG offers Windows, Linux and macOS support among other unique features.