Source: Threat Post
Bitcoin Giveaway Scam Balloons, with Google the Latest Victim
A slew of verified Twitter accounts have been hijacked and altered, used to tweet out a bogus Bitcoin giveaway scam.
Source: Threat Post
Pwn2Own Trifecta: Galaxy S9, iPhone X and Xiaomi Mi6 Fall to Hackers
Hacker contest earns participants $325,000 based on the discovery of 18 vulnerabilities.
Source: Dark Reading
Small-Time Cybercriminals Landing Steady Low Blows
High-end crime groups are acquiring the sorts of sophisticated capabilities only nation-states once had, while low-tier criminals maintain a steady stream of malicious activity, from cryptomining to PoS malware.
Source: Dark Reading
Security Teams Struggle with Container Security Strategy
Fewer than 30% of firms have more than a basic container security plan in place.
Source: Dark Reading
Cryptojacking, Mobile Malware Growing Threats to the Enterprise
At the same time, criminal organizations continue to look for new ways to attack their victims.
Source: Dark Reading
Black Hat: European Security Pros Wrestling With Potential Breaches, Privacy Issues
Black Hat Europe attendee survey shows European cybersecurity leaders are uncertain of their ability to protect end user data – and are fearful of a near-term breach of critical infrastructure.
Source: Dark Reading
Understanding Evil Twin AP Attacks and How to Prevent Them
The attack surface remains largely unprotected from Wi-Fi threats that can result in stolen credentials and sensitive information as well as backdoor/malware payload drops.
Source: Dark Reading
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Source: Threat Post
Siemens Patches Firewall Flaw That Put Operations at Risk
The industrial company on Tuesday released mitigations for eight vulnerabilities overall.
Source: Hacking News
Chinese APT Group Exploit Fixed Critical Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerability On Unpatched Servers
In September, Adobe patched numerous critical vulnerabilities in ColdFusion. However, a couple of weeks after Adobe released the patches, researchers
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