Internet Security Week - Edition No. 60

In Edition No. 60 of Internet Security Week PMES are on the radar of hackers, FBI “hackeia” Microsoft server, new malware for Linux and MacOS and more.

News

SMEs are on the hacker radar as the main target of cyber attacks

The small businessman who believes his company will not be the target of hacker attacks. After all, it is the large corporations that have a robust database, great revenues and weight on the market, right? In truth no.

By Denis Riviello in Canaltech

Hackboss: Malware that steals cryptocurrencies is distributed by telegram

Avast researchers have discovered new malware that steals cryptocurrencies and has been distributed through a channel on Telegram.

By Kaique in Digital Look

Supermarkets in the Netherlands run out of cheese after ransomware reaches supplier

Bekker Logistics, supplier of cheese for supermarkets in the Netherlands, was infected with ransomware in early April this year. As a result, several supermarkets in the country were without cheese and other products derived for three days. The Netherlands is among the 10 countries that consume cheese in the world.

By Guilherme Petry in The Hack

The operation of Ransomware Ryuk updates hacking techniques

Recent attacks by Ransomware Ryuk operators show that actors have a new preference when it comes to gaining initial access to the victim's network.

By ionut ilasu in bleeding computer

FBI “hackeia” servers Microsoft Exchange to remove breach

Failures have already been corrected, but many Exchange servers are still vulnerable; FBI decided to attack problem on its own.

By Emerson Alecrim in Tecnoblog

Importance and benefits of security and control of internet access in companies

The risks that the internet offers to companies are the main theme of this article. Perhaps the most relevant is about Internet security, which involves loss of information and incidence of viruses.

By Kelvin Zimmer on Lumiun Blog

Worst Malwares of March: newbie in the ranking, Iceid worries researchers

Check Point has just announced the new edition of its traditional global threat rate - ranking that lists the most damage that caused damage over the previous month.

By Ramon de Souza in Canaltech

Ransomware attacks company and paralyzes 40% of schools in Italy

Problem was discovered on Saturday the 3rd; Axios platform makes the electronic record of a large number of Italian schools.

In Ciso Advisor

National Library website is a victim of ransomware attack and leaves the air

The National Library website was the target of a ransomware attack and had to be removed from the air. The agency, linked to the Special Secretariat of Culture, chose to turn off the servers to alleviate the potential problems caused and new invasions.

By Wellington Arruda in Digital Look

New malware for Linux and MacOS

A new malicious package has been discovered this week on the NPM register, which targets NodeJ developers that use Linux and Apple MacOS operating systems.

By ax Sharma in Bleeping Computer