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In 2019, 65% of organizations based in the United States experienced successful phishing attacks. So how to protect yourself from these attacks?
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The cryptojacking malware variant builds on the TeamTNT group’s typical approach, with a few new — and sophisticated — extras.
AgentTesla, LimeRAT, W3Cryptolocker and Redline Stealer are now using Paste.nrecom in spear-phishing attacks.
The MosaicRegressor espionage framework is newly discovered and appears to be the work of Chinese-speaking actors.
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Facebook claims that a Chinese company is responsible for operating SilentFade malware.
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A variant of the Mirai botnet, called Ttint, has added espionage capabilities to complement its denial-of-service functions.
Open source project exhibited at Asia’s biggest hacking conference
The two alleged leaders of Team Xecuter targeted popular consoles like the Nintendo Switch, the Sony PlayStation Classic and Microsoft Xbox.
The battle's just beginning as bad actors glean more personal information from victims and use that data to launch larger attacks.
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