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Chinese hackers leverage open-source tools for cyber attacks

10 September 2024  |  dark6  |  Cybercrime

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered that Chinese state-sponsored threat groups are actively exploiting open-source tools like Nmap to facilitate cyber attacks. These groups, including APT41, APT10, GALLIUM, Stately Taurus,...

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Bitcoin ATM Scams: A Growing Threat

9 September 2024  |  dark6  |  Cybercrime

Bitcoin ATMs (BTMs) have emerged as a convenient way to buy and sell cryptocurrencies. However, they have also become a hotbed for scammers looking to exploit unsuspecting victims.The...

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Russian military hackers: targeting critical infrastructure globally

9 September 2024  |  dark6  |  Cybercrime

Intelligence agencies have identified Russian military hackers linked to the Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU), Unit 29155, as responsible for cyberattacks against global targets. These attacks aim to steal...

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Cybersecurity incident at Transport for London: a closer look

4 September 2024  |  dark6  |  Cybercrime

On September 2, 2024, Transport for London (TfL) found itself facing a significant cyber attack that disrupted its operations and raised serious concerns about the security of its...

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Overview of the August 12, 2024 Google Cloud Platform outage in London

13 August 2024  |  dark6  |  Cybercrime

On August 12, 2024, Google experienced a power outage at its London data center, leading to a notable disruption of Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Workspace services for...

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Evasive Panda’s infiltration of ISP systems

5 August 2024  |  dark6  |  Cybercrime

In mid-2023, a security report from Volexity unveiled a significant cyber espionage campaign orchestrated by the Chinese hacking group known as StormBamboo, or Evasive Panda. This group managed...

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The rise and fall of Cryptonator: a cautionary tale of unlicensed cryptocurrency exchanges

5 August 2024  |  dark6  |  Cybercrime

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has officially charged Roman Pikulev with the creation and operation of Cryptonator, an unlicensed cryptocurrency exchange implicated in processing over $235 million...

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Understanding the “Sitting Ducks” attack: a growing threat to domain security

4 August 2024  |  dark6  |  Cybercrime

Recent research highlights a critical vulnerability in domain security, termed the “Sitting Ducks” attack, which has enabled cybercriminals to seize over 35,000 registered domains. This method bypasses traditional...

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