The campaign began in January 2024 and peaked at 14 million emails in June. The emails were designed to steal sensitive information and included authentic-looking signatures to bypass security measures.
A new iteration of a sophisticated Android spyware called Mandrake has been discovered in five applications that were available for download from the Google Play Store and remained undetected for two years. The applications attracted a total of more than 32,000 installations before being pulled from the app storefront, Kaspersky said in a Monday write-up. […]
Ransomware operators like Black Basta and Akira have already used this vulnerability in attacks, with Storm-0506 deploying Black Basta ransomware on the ESXi hypervisors of a North American engineering firm.
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Critical vulnerabilities within Hotjar and Business Insider have been uncovered by security researchers, posing risks for enterprises. These vulnerabilities highlight a broader issue with XSS flaws reintroduced by new technologies, increasing risks.
The issue, which began in late June, affected a few thousand Workspace accounts that were created without domain verification. Google has since fixed the problem and added more security measures to prevent similar bypasses in the future.
The phishing campaigns involve sending fake emails that appear to be from Microsoft, leading recipients to malicious Microsoft Forms impersonating Microsoft 365 or Adobe login pages.
A malicious campaign targeting users searching for W2 forms began on June 21, 2024, with a JavaScript file dropping a Brute Ratel Badger DLL into the user’s AppData. This initiated the installation of a Latrodectus backdoor.