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| We look at an FBI alert warning businesses to be wary of too-good-to-be-true USB sticks sent their way, bundled with malware.
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The post Attackers are mailing USB sticks to drop ransomware on victims’ computers appeared first on Malwarebytes Labs.
WebApp intentionally made vulnerable to Race ConditionDescriptionRace Condition vulnerability can be practiced in the developed WebApp. Task is to buy a Mega Box using race condition that costs more than available vouchers. Two challenges are made for …
Moxie Marlinspike, the founder of the popular encrypted instant messaging service Signal, has announced that he is stepping down as the chief executive of the non-profit in a move that has been underway over the last few months.
“In other words, after…
Lookout, an endpoint-to-cloud cyber security company, have put together their cyber security predictions for 2022.
1 — Cloud connectivity and cloud-to-cloud connectivity will amplify supply-chain breaches
One area organizations need to continue to mo…
Microsoft on Monday disclosed details of a recently patched security vulnerability in Apple’s macOS operating system that could be weaponized by a threat actor to expose users’ personal information.
Tracked as CVE-2021-30970, the flaw concerns a logic…
The European Union’s data protection watchdog on Monday ordered Europol to delete a vast trove of personal data it obtained pertaining to individuals with no proven links to criminal activity.
“Datasets older than six months that have not undergone th…
Scrape Pastebin API to collect daily pastes, setup a wordlist and be alerted by email when you have a match.DescriptionThe PasteMonitor tool allows you to perform two main actions (for educational purposes only):Download daily new public pastesAverage …
A study of 16 different Uniform Resource Locator (URL) parsing libraries has unearthed inconsistencies and confusions that could be exploited to bypass validations and open the door to a wide range of attack vectors.
In a deep-dive analysis jointly co…
New research into the infrastructure behind an emerging DDoS botnet named Abcbot has uncovered “clear” links with a cryptocurrency-mining botnet attack that came to light in December 2020.
Attacks involving Abcbot, first disclosed by Qihoo 360’s Netla…
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| The most important and interesting security stories from the last seven days.
Categories: A week in security Tags: 2fa phishingbrightcovecookiescredential stuffingfacebookFinalsiteGoogleiphone malwarelock and codeNFTspatchwork aptphishingPurple Foxransomwaresotheby’sUber |
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