Hackers apologize for the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack and promise modernization to target less controversial victim
‘We are apolitical, we do not participate in geopolitics’
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Ransomware Pushed to Compromised Exchange Servers by Recent Chinese Hackers
“If they push ransomware to this, we’re going to have the worst day ever.” Unfortunately that is exactly what happened.
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FBI Issues Ransomware Warning of Egregor Attacks on Businesses Globally
The agency said the malware has already compromised more than 150 organizations and provided insight into its ransomware-as-a-service behavior.
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Sextortionists return for Christmas – price goes down, threats go up
A week ago, a concerned Naked Security reader shared with us a “send us money or else” email that was a bit different from others he’d received in the past. The claims and the demands followed a predictable theme – one that we call sextortion because of the connection between sexuality and extortion. Simply put, the scammers open their […]
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The Top Clicked Phishing Email Subjects for the 3rd Quarter 2019
Nearly half of all social media-related phishing emails imitated LinkedIn messages. This is a trend we are seeing each quarter, likely because there is a perception that these emails appear to be legitimately coming from a professional network.
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Shipping giant Pitney Bowes can be added to the list of victims hit by RANSOMWARE
Pitney Bowes was affected by a malware attack which impacted some systems & disrupted client access to some of our services. We apologize for any disruption to your systems. We are working to restore affected systems. Please visit http://pb.com/systemupdate for updates. (Source Twitter @PitneyBowes).
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Statistics on Data Breaches You Need To Know Now
Online crime costs are expected to reach S6 trillion dollars by the year 2021.
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Google researchers drop a bombshell- Targeted iPhone exploits from malicious websites dating back years
A new report from Vice today details discoveries made by Google Project Zero researchers that “may be one of the largest attacks against iPhone users ever.” The basis of the attacks is a series of hacked websites, which were randomly distributing malware to iPhone users. In a blog post, Project Zero’s Ian Beer explained that there was “no […]
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