Search Results for: cybercriminal Blog Post Moving Your Business to the Cloud? Cybercriminals are Hot on Your Heels October 13, 2021 Although cloud adoption has been an inevitable imperative for some time and a driving force in changing how businesses operate,... Blog Post Maze Ransomware: An Infamous Cybercriminal Group Announces to Shut Down its Operations December 1, 2020 In a press release, a notorious cybercriminal group named Maze proclaims to shut down its operations. Ever since the announcement... Newsletter Black Friday Shoppers Targeted By Cybercriminals November 19, 2018 Blog Post Gang Behind the Us Pipeline Hack Closed the Shop, but the Threat Lives May 21, 2021 The DarkSide cybercriminal group behind the recent ransomware cyberattack on Colonial Pipeline shut down its operation. In the name of... Blog Post Cybercriminals Target Black Friday Shoppers with Malicious Apps November 16, 2018 A new study has determined that cybercriminals are targeting holiday shoppers during this year’s Black Friday with hundreds of potentially... Blog Post Beef giant JBS probed by US Congress after paying hackers $11 million June 16, 2021 Last week, JBS USA informed it paid ransom amounting to about $11 million to hackers responsible for a forced cut-off... Blog Post The Dangers of BulletProofLink as a Large-Scale Phishing-As-A-Service Scheme October 27, 2021 Phishing is among the most frequent malicious activities deployed by cybercriminals and it is also one of the most effective.... Knowledge Center APT41 – A spy who steals or a thief who spies April 21, 2020 APT41 – The Spy Who Encrypted Me. This case study is based on our most recent investigation into one of... Blog Post Malicious Cybercriminals are Favoring Cryptocurrency Scams over Ransomware August 31, 2018 Cybercriminals and malware developers are veering away from ransomware in favor of cryptocurrency scams, according to research from cybersecurity firm... Blog Post Recent Phishing Tactics Making People Falling Prey to Them December 31, 2020 It might come out as a surprise to you that the attack vector has been on the contraction for the... Blog Post A Rust-based Buer Malware Variant Has Been Spotted in the Wild May 17, 2021 This month has begun with shocking news since cybersecurity researchers have revealed a new malspam campaign. It discovered that the... Blog Post Top Techniques Used by Attackers to Bypass MFA August 25, 2021 Many consider MFA (multi-factor authentication) as one of the critical security defenses against malicious cyberattacks, and rightly so. Even a... Blog Post Do you know why Cyber Crime Happens? April 30, 2020 Cybercrime is often referred to as exploiting the vulnerabilities of systems and networks for either monetary or other purposes. It... Blog Post Magecart Hackers Now Hide PHP-Based Backdoor in Website Favicons June 7, 2021 Recently, security researchers have observed criminal activity in the realm of the cyber world by a cybercriminal group named Magecart... Blog Post Gangs Launch DDoS Attacks To Push Victims Into Paying Ransom November 11, 2020 Cybercriminals have perpetuated conducting fraudulent activities, but this time with another ransomware called SunCrypt. This new malicious software bars victims...
Blog Post Moving Your Business to the Cloud? Cybercriminals are Hot on Your Heels October 13, 2021 Although cloud adoption has been an inevitable imperative for some time and a driving force in changing how businesses operate,...
Blog Post Maze Ransomware: An Infamous Cybercriminal Group Announces to Shut Down its Operations December 1, 2020 In a press release, a notorious cybercriminal group named Maze proclaims to shut down its operations. Ever since the announcement...
Blog Post Gang Behind the Us Pipeline Hack Closed the Shop, but the Threat Lives May 21, 2021 The DarkSide cybercriminal group behind the recent ransomware cyberattack on Colonial Pipeline shut down its operation. In the name of...
Blog Post Cybercriminals Target Black Friday Shoppers with Malicious Apps November 16, 2018 A new study has determined that cybercriminals are targeting holiday shoppers during this year’s Black Friday with hundreds of potentially...
Blog Post Beef giant JBS probed by US Congress after paying hackers $11 million June 16, 2021 Last week, JBS USA informed it paid ransom amounting to about $11 million to hackers responsible for a forced cut-off...
Blog Post The Dangers of BulletProofLink as a Large-Scale Phishing-As-A-Service Scheme October 27, 2021 Phishing is among the most frequent malicious activities deployed by cybercriminals and it is also one of the most effective....
Knowledge Center APT41 – A spy who steals or a thief who spies April 21, 2020 APT41 – The Spy Who Encrypted Me. This case study is based on our most recent investigation into one of...
Blog Post Malicious Cybercriminals are Favoring Cryptocurrency Scams over Ransomware August 31, 2018 Cybercriminals and malware developers are veering away from ransomware in favor of cryptocurrency scams, according to research from cybersecurity firm...
Blog Post Recent Phishing Tactics Making People Falling Prey to Them December 31, 2020 It might come out as a surprise to you that the attack vector has been on the contraction for the...
Blog Post A Rust-based Buer Malware Variant Has Been Spotted in the Wild May 17, 2021 This month has begun with shocking news since cybersecurity researchers have revealed a new malspam campaign. It discovered that the...
Blog Post Top Techniques Used by Attackers to Bypass MFA August 25, 2021 Many consider MFA (multi-factor authentication) as one of the critical security defenses against malicious cyberattacks, and rightly so. Even a...
Blog Post Do you know why Cyber Crime Happens? April 30, 2020 Cybercrime is often referred to as exploiting the vulnerabilities of systems and networks for either monetary or other purposes. It...
Blog Post Magecart Hackers Now Hide PHP-Based Backdoor in Website Favicons June 7, 2021 Recently, security researchers have observed criminal activity in the realm of the cyber world by a cybercriminal group named Magecart...
Blog Post Gangs Launch DDoS Attacks To Push Victims Into Paying Ransom November 11, 2020 Cybercriminals have perpetuated conducting fraudulent activities, but this time with another ransomware called SunCrypt. This new malicious software bars victims...
