…Late last week, security researcher Paul McCarty warned about a widespread supply chain attack targeting Trivy, an open source scanner maintained by Aqua Security that finds vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and exposed secrets. Developers…
…is a well-funded, well-connected but technically less sophisticated threat actor whose goals include both financial gain and espionage aligned with Russian intelligence requirements." ® security research malware iphone google cloud cybercrime
…packages, and figure out ways to compromise developers to deliver malware or gather data, depending on the type of threat," Biasini said. ® cyber-crime open source linux foundation google cloud cybercrime security
…admits Shai-Hulud 2.0 was its biggest ever security bungle Crims poison 150K+ npm packages with token-farming malware Invisible npm malware pulls a disappearing act – then nicks your tokens The…
…source offensive security tool used by red teams to exploit misconfigurations in Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS). "When ransomware operators deploy legitimate remote access tools alongside their custom malware, they're…
…Thankfully it won't be something bad actors will have the resources to utilize for some time. ® cyber-crime cybersecurity social media malware security ai
…Each stage uses a distinct user-agent string as a campaign tracking identifier." Each curl user agent fetches a different piece of malware that serves its own purpose in the attack chain…
…malware." Unsurprisingly, since it's a Microsoft threat-intel report, the software giant recommends its products and services to prevent credential theft. But there are couple key (and vendor-neutral) security suggestions…
…Google has also spotted the miscreants using fake security software updates to trick victims into downloading remote access malware. MORE CONTEXT Smooth criminals talking their way into cloud environments, Google says Months…
…maintained by Aqua Security in late February, and, a month later, injected credential-stealing malware into the scanner. Later in March, the same crew injected the same malware into open source static…