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Oliver Tavakoli, CTO at Vectra AI, takes us inside the coming nexus of ransomware, supply-chain attacks and cloud deployments.
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Conti Gang Suspected of Ransomware Attack on McMenamins
The incident occurred last weekend at the popular chain of restaurants, hotels and breweries, which is still facing disruptions.
‘Tropic Trooper’ Reemerges to Target Transportation Outfits
Analysts warn that the attack group, now known as ‘Earth Centaur,’ is honing its attacks to go after transportation and government agencies.
‘PseudoManuscrypt’ Mass Spyware Campaign Targets 35K Systems
It’s similar to Lazarus’s Manuscrypt malware, but the new spyware is splattering itself onto government organizations and ICS in a non-Lazarus-like, untargeted wave of attacks.
‘DarkWatchman’ RAT Shows Evolution in Fileless Malware
The new tool manipulates Windows Registry in unique ways to evade security detections and is likely being used by ransomware groups for initial network access.
Relentless Log4j Attacks Include State Actors, Possible Worm
More than 1.8 million attacks, against half of all corporate networks, have already launched to exploit Log4Shell.
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Malicious Exchange Server Module Hoovers Up Outlook Credentials
“Owowa” stealthily lurks on IIS servers, waiting to harvest successful logins when an Outlook Web Access (OWA) authentication request is made.
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SAP Kicks Log4Shell Vulnerability Out of 20 Apps
SAP’s still feverishly working to patch another 12 apps vulnerable to the Log4Shell flaw, while its Patch Tuesday release includes 21 other fixes, some rated at 9.9 criticality.
Apache’s Fix for Log4Shell Can Lead to DoS Attacks
Not only is the jaw-dropping flaw in the Apache Log4j logging library ubiquitous; Apache’s blanket of a quickly baked patch for Log4Shell also has holes.
In 2022, Expect More Supply Chain Pain and Changing Security Roles
If 2021 was the Year of Supply Chain Pain, 2022 will be the Year of Supply Chain Chronic Pain (or something worse than pain). This past year, the pain was felt in two significant ways: through the supply chain disruptions caused by COVID-19, and through the many security breaches that we saw in our key […]
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