Vulnerabilities in Google’s Quick Share could lead to remote code execution
Recent findings have spotlighted significant security...
Escalating iranian cyber influence operations ahead of the 2024 US elections
As the 2024 US presidential election...
Understanding the “Sitting Ducks” attack: a growing threat to domain security
Recent research highlights a critical vulnerability...
Chinese hackers accused of executing a cyberattack
On July 31, Germany publicly accused...
Zscaler Investigates Possible Cybersecurity Threats
Zscaler, a prominent company in the...
Cybercrime kingpin Vladimir Dunaev pleads guilty: Trickbot’s mastermind faces 35 years in prison
In a landmark development in the battle against cybercrime, Russian national Vladimir Dunaev, the mastermind behind the notorious Trickbot malware, has pleaded guilty to orchestrating cyber-attacks on American entities
The Silent Warfare within Outlook’s Secure Walls
Explore the hidden dangers within Outlook as Check Point security researchers reveal the silent warfare of hyperlinks, attachments, and passive threats. Uncover the simplicity and sophistication of these attack vectors, urging individuals and organizations to fortify their defenses in the ever-evolving landscape of digital security
Unveiling the Shadows: Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2023 Exposes Alarming Cyber Threats
The Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2023 provides key insights into the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape, highlighting trends and challenges. Discover the staggering figures of cyber attacks and the rise of ransomware. Learn about the geographical spread of cyber threats and the vulnerability of IoT and macOS systems. Find out about the risks associated with popular software and the importance of robust web security solutions. Stay vigilant, adopt proactive security measures, and collaborate to mitigate cyber threats.
Unveiling a Sophisticated Mobile Banking Malware Campaign Targeting Iranian Users
In a recent expose, Zimperium reveals an intricate mobile banking malware campaign targeting Iranian users. Originating in July, the campaign, initially reported with 40 malicious apps, has expanded to 245, evading detection and evolving in sophistication. Targeting major Iranian banks, these Android apps employ diverse tactics, from phishing to overlay attacks, aiming to steal sensitive information. The attackers exhibit adaptability, utilizing Telegram and GitHub for data exfiltration and command-and-control. While Xiaomi and Samsung devices are primary targets, an iOS threat looms, raising concerns about potential future developments.