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CASHY200 – PowerShell based backdoor

CASHY200 is a PowerShell-based backdoor associated with the larger xHunt malware campaign. Despite initially being heavily targeted at government and shipping organisations

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FIN7 Hackers Create New RAT Malware [BOOSTWRITE]

BOOSTWRITE is a in-memory dropper created by the FIN7 advanced persistent threat group for use in their own campaigns. It is unclear how BOOSTWRITE is

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CrashReporter Backdoor

CrashReporter is a backdoor believed to have been created by the Lazarus Group advanced persistent threat or based heavily on their other tools. It is

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Mass credential harvesting phishing campaign active in the UK

The NCSC is investigating an automated, ongoing, widespread credential-harvesting phishing campaign currently affecting the UK. The campaign has been active

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Major carding forum suffers data breach

More than 26 million debit and credit cards have been stolen for a second time from a marketplace called BriansClub

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Large sextortion scam targeting millions

A large sextortion campaign is potentially targeting more than 27 million victims using a network of infected devices, otherwise known

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MasterMana Botnet targets business users

MasterMana Botnet is believed to be operated by the Gorgon Group advanced persistent threat. MasterMana is typically delivered via phishing

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Thousands of retailers affected by hack

Retailers, including the official Sesame Street store, have been targeted by a hack that can steal credit card details. Malicious

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Vulnerabilities Exploited in Multiple VPN Applications

The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has released an alert on advanced persistent threat (APT) actors exploiting vulnerabilities in

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Researchers discover web conferencing snooping flaw

Earlier this week, researchers at Cequence Security blogged that they’d found a flaw that could allow hackers to snoop on

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