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CaddyWiper: More destructive wiper malware strikes Ukraine
The wiper avoids domain controllers to stay under the radar.
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The wiper avoids domain controllers to stay under the radar.
ZDNet Security
The cloud and data provider also sees a potential future where critical infrastructure providers and their suppliers shift data stores and processing functions offshore to avoid being regulated.
ZDNet Security
Ransomware attacks remain relentless - but with a few simple steps, organisations can avoid falling victim.
ThreatPost
The vendor issued an emergency fix on Sunday, and eCommerce websites should update ASAP to avoid Magecart card-skimming attacks and other problems.
Dark Reading
IT teams need to consider unforeseen threats to avoid violating privacy regulations and supplier contracts.
ZDNet Security
FBI alert backs up Microsoft's call to avoid using phone numbers for two-factor authentication.
Check Point Research
Research By: Alexey Bukhteyev Malware uses sandbox evasion techniques to avoid exposing its malicious behavior inside a sandbox and thus prevent detection. Figure 1 – Sandbox evasion techniques. Common evasion techniques include the use of specific assembly instructions, and looking for specific registry keys or file names. Such evasion techniques can be easily discovered by... Click to Read More The post appeared first on . Invisible Sandbox Evasion Check Point Research
Dark Reading
Practical steps companies can take to defend their critical infrastructure and avoid the financial and reputational damage that could result from a breach.
The Hacker News
The Android malware tracked as BRATA has been updated with new features that grants it the ability to track device locations and even perform a factory reset in an apparent bid to cover up fraudulent wire transfers. The latest variants, detected late last year, are said to be distributed through a downloader to avoid being detected by security software, Italian cybersecurity firm Cleafy said in