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Bleeping Computer
Two new Android malware families named 'CherryBlos' and 'FakeTrade' were discovered on Google Play, aiming to steal cryptocurrency credentials and funds or conduct scams. [...]
Dark Reading
New "Greatness" phishing-as-a-service used in attacks targeting manufacturing, healthcare, technology, and other sectors.
Dark Reading
Software makers and customers will be able to query graph database for information about the security and provenance of components in applications and codebases.
The Hacker News
Thai activists involved in the country's pro-democracy protests have had their smartphones infected with the infamous Pegasus government-sponsored spyware. At least 30 individuals, spanning activists, academics, lawyers, and NGO workers, are believed to have been infected between October 2020 and November 2021, many of whom have been previously detained, arrested and imprisoned for their
The Register
Also, Chinese IT admin jailed for deleting database, and the NSA promises no more backdoors The notorious Russian-aligned Conti ransomware gang has upped the ante in its attack against Costa Rica, threatening to overthrow the government if it doesn't pay a $20 million ransom. … In brief
Dark Reading
The conference opens with stark outlook on the future of global democracy — currently squeezed between Silicon Valley and China.
Krebs on Secuity
Three stories here last week pored over several years’ worth of internal chat records stolen from the Conti ransomware group, the most profitable ransomware gang in operation today. The candid messages revealed how Conti evaded law enforcement and intelligence agencies, what it was like on a typical day at the Conti office, and how Conti secured the digital weaponry used in their attacks. This final post on the Conti conversations explores different schemes that Conti pursued to invest in and steal cryptocurrencies.