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ZDNet Security
Shutdowns mark "most scary moment in the carding history" claims one cybercriminal user, according to analysis of activity by Digital Shadows.
Bleeping Computer
Code hosting platform GitHub today launched new machine learning-based code scanning analysis features that will automatically discover more common security vulnerabilities before they end up in production. [...]
The Hacker News
The notorious TrickBot malware is targeting customers of 60 financial and technology companies, including cryptocurrency firms, primarily located in the U.S., even as its operators have updated the botnet with new anti-analysis features. "TrickBot is a sophisticated and versatile malware with more than 20 modules that can be downloaded and executed on demand," Check Point researchers Aliaksandr
Dark Reading
Analysis of 'shaming site' data dumps found sensitive documentation from OT organizations including oil & gas.
ZDNet Security
An early analysis of Log4Shell suggests quick action by tech vendors and open-source software developers averted a crisis. But the bug will lurk in systems for years to come.
ZDNet Security
The Trojan has been refreshed with a new set of anti-analysis capabilities.
The Hacker News
Latest analysis into the wiper malware that targeted dozens of Ukrainian agencies earlier this month has revealed "strategic similarities" to NotPetya malware that was unleashed against the country's infrastructure and elsewhere in 2017. The malware, dubbed WhisperGate, was discovered by Microsoft last week, which said it observed the destructive cyber campaign targeting government, non-profit,
ZDNet Security
Analysis of dark web chatter suggests that some ransomware affiliates worry law enforcement might come for them next.