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Graham Cluley
The FBI warns that tech support scammers are increasingly telling their victims to send actual cash, concealed in newspaper or a magazine, rather than wiring funds. But why? Read more in my article on the Tripwire State of Security blog.
The Register
The approach is the same, but never mind the crypto or gift cards Cybercriminals are taking their business offline in a new approach to familiar technical support scams recently identified by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation.…
The Hacker News
On April 5, 2023, the FBI and Dutch National Police announced the takedown of Genesis Market, one of the largest dark web marketplaces. The operation, dubbed "Operation Cookie Monster," resulted in the arrest of 119 people and the seizure of over $1M in cryptocurrency. You can read the FBI's warrant here for details specific to this case. In light of these events, I'd like to discuss how OSINT
Bleeping Computer
Bleeping Computer
Criminal IP, a leading Cyber Threat Intelligence search engine, has formed a powerful alliance with Tines, a renowned provider of no-code automation solutions. [...]
Dark Reading
Two fierce cloud security competitors are locked in a legal battle, as Orca accuses Wiz of ripping off its intellectual property.
The Hacker News
Researchers have issued a warning about an emerging and advanced form of voice phishing (vishing) known as "Letscall." This technique is currently targeting individuals in South Korea. The criminals behind "Letscall" employ a multi-step attack to deceive victims into downloading malicious apps from a counterfeit Google Play Store website. Once the malicious software is installed, it redirects
Dark Reading
By leveraging misconfigured DLLs instead of EDR-monitored APIs, this new technique injects malicious code into running processes, completely evading endpoint security.