Google blocks over thirty malicious domains used by hackers
Google blocked over thirty malicious domains connected to cybercriminal groups in Russia, UAE and India.
The domains actively targeted AWS, Gmail and many other personal accounts to perform corporate espionage against organizations and human activists.
According to the threat analysis group a... Read more
New SessionManager malware attacks Exchange servers
Kaspersky researchers discovered a new malware variant that attacks Microsoft Exchange servers. 'SessionManager' installs a backdoor on affected systems. According to the researchers, mitigation is a difficult process.
Kaspersky notes that SessionManager has been active for 15 months. Some 34 s... Read more
Google Workspace now alerts key changes to administrator accounts
Alert Center will inform administrators of sensitive and critical changes to configurations of Google Workspace.
Previously known as G Suite, Google Workspace has been upgraded to inform administrator of sensitive alterations to accounts. The new alerts are accessible to all Google Workspace use... Read more
Microsoft patches vulnerability in Service Fabric
Microsoft patched a serious vulnerability in Service Fabric. The threat was discovered by security specialists from Unit42 of Palo Alto Networks.
The vulnerability ('FabricScape') allows attacks on all services and applications that Service Fabric supports. These include Azure Service Fabric, Az... Read more
Google Cloud Armor adds rate limiting to combat DDoS attacks
In light of recent attacks against cloud-based users, Google added new capabilities to Cloud Armor.
In a recent blog post, Google stated that modern cyberattacks use increasingly comprehensive techniques like volumetric floods, bot-based attacks, API abuse and DDoS attacks.
Google Cloud Armor... Read more
A new, highly sophisticated malware strain threatens various routers
An "unusually advanced hacking group" has spent almost two years infecting a wide range of routers in North America and Europe, according to a report in Ars Technica. The group is using malware that takes full control of connected devices running Windows, macOS, and Linux.
So far, researchers fr... Read more
‘Nearly one million Kubernetes clusters vulnerable to attacks’
Research by security specialist Cyble indicates that more than 900,000 Kubernetes clusters are vulnerable to malicious scans and data theft. The researchers urge organizations to increase their focus on cluster security.
Cyble's researchers came across more than 900,000 vulnerable Kubernetes cl... Read more
AMD possibly affected by RansomHouse cyberattack
RansomHouse claims to have captured data from AMD. In a statement, the chip manufacturer says it's investigating the possibility of a breach.
According to RansomHouse, 450GB of AMD data was stolen. The cybercriminals claim that the data is for sale. Stolen data reportedly includes research and f... Read more
Encryption wins at the Cyber Investor Days
A jury of venture capitalists elected Vaultree and Angoka as two of the most promising companies in the European security industry. Both companies develop encryption technology.
The companies participated in the Cyber Investor Days, a pitch event for European startups and scaleups. The European ... Read more
Nutanix launches Files 4.1, boosts ransomware protection
Nutanix launched Files 4.1. The update provides new ransomware protection capabilities. The features primarily target customers using Nutanix's Unified Storage solution.
Nutanix announced that Files 4.1 will primarily be deployed to Unified Storage and Files customers. In doing so, Nutanix aims ... Read more