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Analysis of Xloader’s C2 Network Encryption

Security Boulevard

In October 2020, Formbook was rebranded as Xloader and some significant improvements were introduced, especially related to the command and control (C2) network encryption. In 2017, Formbook’s panel source was leaked, and subsequently, the threat actor behind Xloader moved to a different business model. Steal stored passwords.

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Instagram glitch exposed some user passwords

Security Affairs

Instagram has suffered a serious security leak that might have exposed user’s passwords, revealed The Information website. Instagram notified some of its users that it might have accidentally exposed their password due to a security glitch. ” states a blog post published on The Information.

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A Closer Look at the Snatch Data Ransom Group

Krebs on Security

The government says Snatch used a customized ransomware variant notable for rebooting Microsoft Windows devices into Safe Mode — enabling the ransomware to circumvent detection by antivirus or endpoint protection — and then encrypting files when few services are running. ru using the email address tretyakov-files@yandex.ru.

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GUEST ESSAY: ‘Initial access brokers’ — IABs — specialize in enabling surreptitious access

The Last Watchdog

Cybersecurity firm Positive Technologies found 88 new IAB sales on dark web marketplaces in the first quarter of 2020, compared to just three in all of 2017. It’s far easier to steal and encrypt sensitive data when someone else manages the first and hardest step in the breach process. As IABs continue to grow, so will ransomware.

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My Philosophy and Recommendations Around the LastPass Breaches

Daniel Miessler

It started back in August of 2022 as a fairly common breach notification on a blog, but it, unfortunately, turned into more of a blog series. After initiating an immediate investigation, we have seen no evidence that this incident involved any access to customer data or encrypted password vaults.

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Microsoft: North Korea-linked Zinc APT targets security experts

Security Affairs

Attackers used Twitter profiles for sharing links to a blog under their control ( br0vvnn[.]io The attackers published a blog post titled “DOS2RCE: A New Technique To Exploit V8 NULL Pointer Dereference Bug ” and shared it via Twitter. “If you visited the referenced ZINC-owned blog (br0vvnn[.]io), eXplorer.

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Who’s Behind the RevCode WebMonitor RAT?

Krebs on Security

The software is broadly classified as malware by most antivirus companies, likely thanks to an advertised feature list that includes dumping the remote computer’s temporary memory; retrieving passwords from dozens of email programs; snarfing the target’s Wi-Fi credentials; and viewing the target’s Webcam.