All in a Spammer’s Workweek: Where Do the Busiest Spammers Work Around the Clock?
According to recent IBM X-Force data, spammers and spam botnets typically work the same hours we do to maximize their returns.
Typosquatting Attack Puts Developers at Risk From Infected JavaScript Packages
Investigations by npm, a Node.js management registry, revealed that an errant attacker uploaded 38 malicious JavaScript packages on the repository.
Cerber Ransomware Now Steals Bitcoin Data
A Cerber ransomware update adds new exploits, which allows it to steal wallet files. It then tries to steal saved passwords from browsers.
Threat Hunting Services Are Now a Basic Necessity
EDR solutions enable threat hunting teams to fine-tune behavioral detection rules and determine the techniques by which malware spreads through a network.
Ransomware, Trojans and Fraud, Oh My! Tracking Recent Cybercrime Trends and Patterns
As banking and retail institutions adopt stronger security measures, cybercrime trends are shifting to maximize fraudsters' ROI.
Splash Screens Elicit Scares, According to New Ransomware Study
A new ransomware study found that splash screens are being used to manipulate users through social engineering and scare tactics.
Cybersecurity Threats Create Growing Risk of Destruction of Service
As dangerous attacks evolve, IT teams must proactively combat cybersecurity threats and decrease the time to detection within their networks.
Rapid Revision: New CryptoMix Strains Picking Up Speed
New variants of CryptoMix malware are quickly making the rounds, holding files ransom and demanding victims fork over the bitcoin.
Monitor Your Network for NotPetya in Real Time
With the QRadar NotPetya Content Pack, security analysts can monitor their networks for indicators of NotPetya ransomware in real time.
GhostCtrl Android RAT Demonstrates Spooky Range of Capabilities
Security researchers recently uncovered a scary version of GhostCtrl, an Android RAT with advanced capabilities that can be very difficult to detect.