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Swiss security website Abuse.ch announced the creation of a blacklist containing SSL certificates that are known to be associated with malware and botnet activities...
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Oleksii Oleksiyovych Lytvynenko admitted to working on the development of a loader for the Conti gang.
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Oracle has mitigated CVE-2026-35273, but it has not publicly confirmed the vulnerability’s in-the-wild exploitation.
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Researchers say the OnyxC2 malware targets more than 200 applications and extensions while evading detection through encrypted payloads, DLL sideloading, and in-memory execution techniques.
Cybercrime
Relying on social engineering, the hacking group engages in credential phishing, malware distribution, and fraud activities.
Cybercrime
Malware developers have recently started advertising a new banking Trojan on a Russian cybercrime forum, researchers from Trusteer reported on Friday.
Cybercrime
NEW YORK - An Albanian hacker who was part of an international cyberattack conspiracy that stole $14 million from ATM machines all over the...
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The source code for a version of the Tinba malware was published last week on a private underground forum, Denmark-based CSIS Security Group reported...
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Cybercriminals have developed a new Trojan largely based on Gameover Zeus in an effort to revive the botnet that was recently disrupted by international...
Cybercrime
Researchers have been monitoring the activities of a cybercriminal group that has been harvesting login credentials from the computers of various organizations across the...
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MOSCOW - The father of a Russian man detained by the US on hacking charges warned Friday his son would die without medical help,...
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MALE, Maldives - The Maldives has said it acted alone to expel a Russian national suspected by the US of being one of the...
Cybercrime
Law enforcement agencies and cybersecurity firms have teamed up in an operation aimed at Shylock, a widely distributed piece of malware used by cybercriminals...
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China-based threat actors are using sophisticated malware installed on handheld scanners to target shipping and logistics organizations from all over the world.
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TUNIS - Hackers briefly disrupted the online voter registration process for Tunisia's parliamentary and presidential polls later this year, the electoral commission said on...
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The notorious file-encrypting CryptoLocker ransomware has not been active since the latest takedown
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MANILA - Forty-two Taiwanese and two Chinese suspects have been arrested in the Philippines over a sophisticated Internet scam targeting compatriots back home, police...
Cybercrime
Microsoft and Vitalwerks Internet Solutions, the parent firm of Dynamic DNS provider No-IP, have reached a settlement in the recent malware disruption
Cybercrime
Cybercriminals are using thousands of compromised computers to target point-of-sale (PoS) systems from which they can steal payment card information, FireEye reported on Wednesday.
Cybercrime
Facebook's Threat Infrastructure team helped law enforcement take down a little-known botnet that may have infected as many as 250,000 computers.
Cybercrime
MOSCOW - Fugitive US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden has formally requested to stay in Russia past July 31, when his one-year asylum status expires,...
Cybercrime
An Israeli company with ties to Ukraine is believed to be involved in the creation of a piece of malware, which it has distributed...
Cybercrime
MOSCOW - Moscow on Tuesday accused Washington of abducting the son of a Russian lawmaker who was arrested in the Maldives on suspicion of...
Cybercrime
Two of the world's largest ATM makers have formed a new organization and initiated an industry-wide effort to combat ATM-based crime. Formed by Diebold...
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