More than 1,000 cybercriminals have been arrested and $27 million in illegal funds have been recovered in a four-month joint operation organized by Interpol. An international crackdown on online financial crimes known as “HAECHI-II” led...
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CronRAT Linux Malware employs an unseen stealth tactic
The CronRAT Malware A very advanced Linux remote access trojan has been discovered by researchers. The new threat has been found to adopt a previously unseen method of hiding its destructive activities by scheduling them for February 31st, a day...
Facebook delays encrypted messages on Facebook and Instagram to 2023
The End-to-end Encryption At least one year has been added to Meta’s initial intention to implement end-to-end encryption (E2EE) across all of its messaging services. The parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp has disclosed that...
The TrickBot Malware Resurrects the Notorious Emotet Botnet
Ten months after a coordinated law enforcement operation took down Emotet’s command and control system, the renowned botnet is mounting a return of sorts. TrickBot is being exploited as an entry point to spread what looks to be a new version...
SharkBot – a new Android Trojan preying on banking and cryptocurrency...
On Monday, a new Android malware was revealed to exploit devices’ accessibility to steal passwords from banking and cryptocurrency services in Italy, the United Kingdom, and the United States. As of late October 2021, a new strain of malware...
The FBI’s Email System Was Hacked to Send Out a Fake Cyber Security Alert...
Fake messages indicating a “sophisticated chain attack” were sent out by anonymous threat actors who infiltrated the FBI’s email system, the FBI confirmed on Saturday. Rogue warning emails with the subject line “Urgent:...
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