Internet Security Week - Edition No. 66

In edition No. 66 of Safety Week , old scams in current system, Stalkerware for Android and more.

News

Beware of Flubot: A Banking Trojan for Android that can be on the way

Flubot is a dangerous bank trojan that has affected several Android users in Spain and other European countries and can reach Latin America and the United States.

By Tony ANSCOMBE in We Live Security

Only 41% of Brazilian companies have established security policies

The situation is especially serious among companies that have 10 to 49 employees, who in only 37% of cases have policies such - the higher the company, the greater the chances of them.

By Felipe Gugelmin in Canaltech

Old -fashioned blows in a current system

Researchers discuss the new tactic of cybercriminals to download outdated binaries on today's computers and explore their vulnerabilities.

By Nikolay Pankov in Kaspersky Daily

Russia admits to having been attacking hacker in their federal agencies

Foreign hackers compromised Russian federal agencies in a digital spy campaign where Russian authorities described scope and sophistication as "unprecedented."

In Reuters

Control and operation systems are easy targets for hackers

Strikers do not seem interested in causing specific physical results, but achieve everything available on the internet.

In Ciso Advisor

Sound Headphones and Equipment Manufacturer is infected with ransomware

The US manufacturer of sound equipment, speakers and earphones, Bose, revealed that it had stolen data after a ransomware attack, which hit the company in early March this year.

By Guilherme Petry in The Hack

Is blocking company websites still important in 2021?

The search for websites to block sites in the company have grown, along with the need for protection against cyber attacks and also improvements in work team productivity.

By Kelvin Zimmer on Lumiun Blog

Stalkerware for Android: An increasingly dangerous threat that exposes the spies themselves

Eset Research's team reveals that many Android Stalkerware applications are full of vulnerabilities that further put the victims in danger and expose the privacy and safety of the spies themselves.

By Lukas Stefanko in We Live Security

Ordinary users are the entry point for malware to reach companies

Although most malware has the corporate world as the main target of their actions, not always criminals organize their attacks by targeting companies directly.

By Felipe Gugelmin in Canaltech