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Scraping the TOR for rare contents

Security Affairs

For this post “interesting links” means specific links that are rare or not very widespread and mostly focused on cyber-attacks and/or cyber-espionage. I decided to amplify my cybersecurity experiences by diving into SCADA security issues with some of the biggest industrial aglomerates in Italy. Pierluigi Paganini.

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CISA-FireEye: 16 malware families from China infect Pulse Secure VPN appliances

SC Magazine

FireEye Mandiant, working in in tandem with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and Ivanti, reported details of 16 malware families exclusively designed to infect Ivanti Pulse Connect Secure VPN appliances, and used by several cyber espionage groups believed to be affiliated with the Chinese government.

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Cyber Threats to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022

Digital Shadows

These malicious apps constitute a risk for customers and developers alike—and they can be easily found online using the most common search engines. If you’re interested in a regional and industry breakdown of all things ransomware observed in the past quarter, check our Q3 2022 ransomware blog.

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One Year Since Log4Shell: Lessons Learned for the next ‘code red’

Fox IT

Thus, in the first part of this blog we will look back at how our own Security Operations Center (SOC) tackled the problem in the initial days of the ‘code red’. The second part of this blog discusses the remainder of the year. This was when we started writing our blog. Was this expectation grounded? Coin miners.

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MY TAKE: How state-backed cyber ops have placed the world in a constant-state ‘Cyber Pearl Harbor’

The Last Watchdog

Cyber espionage turned a corner this spring when Israeli fighter jets eradicated a building in the Gaza Strip believed to house Hamas cyber operatives carrying out attacks on Israel’s digital systems. This development underscores that we’re in the midst of a new age of cyber espionage. What’s coming next?

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