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Dark Reading
Seemingly innocent "white pages," including an elaborate Star Wars-themed site, are bypassing Google's malvertising filters, showing up high in search results to lure users to second-stage phishing sites.
The Register
Scumbags play on victims' worst fears in phishing campaign referencing UK Employment Tribunal A current phishing campaign scares recipients into believing they've been sacked, when in reality they've been hacked – and infected with infostealers and other malware that means a payday for the crooks behind the scam.…
The Register
Two rounds of reports and patches may not have completely closed this hole Researchers at US/Israeli infosec outfit SafeBreach last Friday discussed flaws in Microsoft and Kaspersky security products that can potentially allow the remote deletion of files. And, they asserted, the hole could remain exploitable – even after both vendors claim to have patched the problem.… BLACK HAT ASIA
Dark Reading
One of the main challenges for Android users is protecting themselves malicious applications that can damage devices or perform other harmful actions.
Dark Reading
The ransomware-as-a-service offering was first assumed to be a red team exercise before being detected for true malicious activity.
The Hacker News
An ongoing Magecart campaign has attracted the attention of cybersecurity researchers for leveraging realistic-looking fake payment screens to capture sensitive data entered by unsuspecting users. "The threat actor used original logos from the compromised store and customized a web element known as a modal to perfectly hijack the checkout page," Jérôme Segura, director of threat intelligence at
The Register
As Meta reels from €390 million EU fine, the 'personalized ads' case might not be over, Max Schrem’s legal group says Lengthy privacy notices included in a social media platform's terms of service can do little to help it comply with transparency requirements under European law, according to recently revealed documents from a case in which Meta was fined €390 million ($414 million).…
Dark Reading
To stay safer, restrict access to data, monitor for breaches in the supply chain, track relevant data that is sold on the Dark Web, and implement best safety practices.
The Register
Ah, the human touch Beware the Zoom site you don't recognize, as a criminal gang is creating multiple fake versions aimed at luring users to download malware that can steal banking data, IP addresses, and other information.…