In Edition No. 127 of Internet Security Week , Hacker Attack takes 15 minutes, Phishing Disguised, Malware Steals Facebook ads, new generation ransomware and more.
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As Microsoft blocks Office Macros, hackers find new forms of attack
Hackers that normally distributed malware through phishing attachments with malicious macros gradually changed tactics after Microsoft Office began blocking them by default, changing new file types such as ISO, rar and Windows Shortcut (LNK) attachments.
By Bill Toulas in Bleeping Computer
Criminals take 15 minutes to attack after discovery of security failures
Cybercriminals can take only 15 minutes to start exploring a safety failure from the moment it is revealed, trusting precisely on the idea that organizations will take more time to apply corrections to their systems.
By Felipe Demartini in Canaltech
PHISHING UNFORGED: Be wary of emails marked as insurance
By sending phishing emails or malicious attachments, scammers deploy a series of tricks to persuade you to click on a link or open a file. One of these tricks is to add all possible stamp types, indicating that the attached link or file is reliable.
By Roman Dedenok in Kaspersky Daily
RUG PULL: blow affects investors in cryptocurrencies
Rug Pull is a type of coup in which creators of a particular project seek to attract investors to a new cryptocurrency in order to then run away with the funds raised.
By Martina López in We Live Secity
Malware steals business and Facebook ad accounts
Facebook is being the target of a cybercriminous operation called DuckTail, which aims to assume control of commercial accounts and advertising from the social network for financial theft.
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Trends of DDOS attacks in 2022: Ultra -Accusal, Powerful and Multivectoral Attacks
The political situation in Europe and the rest of the world was dramatically deteriorated in 2022. This affected the nature, intensity and geography of DDOS attacks, which were actively used for political purposes.
By Lawrence Abrams in Bleeping Computer
Leakage may have exposed 300,000 real estate group documents in Brazil
A large leakage of data would have reached the Lopes real estate network, which includes brands such as New Place, local and VNC. In total, there would be more than 300,000 documents obtained by cybercriminals, including negotiations between customers, proposals, and internal email exchanges, possibly placing personal information and sensitive details in the hands of non-authorized third parties.
By Felipe Demartini in Canaltech
The new generation of ransomers is now multiplatform
Lately, ransomware groups are increasingly targeted not only to Windows computers, but also to Linux devices and ESXI virtual machines.
By Julia Glazova in Kaspersky Daily
False Invoice: Criminals are passing by operator to propagate the trojan Grandoreiro
Criminals are passing through the living operator to propagate a threat capable of obtaining bank information from the victims after being installed.
By Daniel Cunha Barbosa in We Live Secity
Lockbit interview: “There are over 100 people in the operation”
RaS (Ransomware as a Service) Lockbit 3.0 (ransomware as more than one hundred people, said the operation leader in an interview with the Italian portal Red Hot Cyber.
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