Security Affairs

MARCH 5, 2022

Anonymous and its affiliates continue to target Russia and Belarus, it is also targeting the Russian disinformation machine. Anonymous announced to have hacked more than 2,500 websites linked to the Russian and Belarusian governments, state-owned media outlets spreading disinformation, Russian private organizations, banks, hospitals, airports. The attacks were conducted as part of the #OpRussia launched by the collective after the violent and illegitimate invasion of Ukraine.

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Malwarebytes

MARCH 5, 2022

Recently, the Malwarebytes Threat Intelligence Team found a Formbook campaign targeting oil and gas companies. The campaign was delivered by a targeted email that contained two attachments, one is a pdf file and the other an Excel document. Formbook. The Formbook malware is an information stealer that is in use by many threat actors. Formbook has been around since 2016 and is readily available on dark web market places.

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SecureBlitz

MARCH 5, 2022

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Security Affairs

MARCH 5, 2022

Thousands of satellite internet users across Europe were disconnected from the internet by a cyber-event, experts suspect a cyber attack. Orange confirmed that “nearly 9,000 subscribers” of a satellite internet service provided by its subsidiary Nordnet in France were offline following a “cyber event” that took place on February 24 at Viasat, the US giant satellite operator that provides services to the European carriers.

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The Hacker News

MARCH 5, 2022

Details have emerged about a now-patched high-severity vulnerability in the Linux kernel that could potentially be abused to escape a container in order to execute arbitrary commands on the container host.

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Security Boulevard

MARCH 5, 2022

Thanks are in order to the Munich Security Conference) for the yearly publishing of their terrific videos covering the Munich Security Conference on the organization’s YouTube channel. Permalink. The post Munich Security Conference 2022 – ‘Highlights’ appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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Security Boulevard

MARCH 5, 2022

Sincere thanks to EDRi (European Digital Rights) for publishing their phenomenal videos from the EDRi PrivacyCamp22 Conference on the organization’s YouTube channel. Permalink. The post EDRi PrivacyCamp22 – Panel: ‘How It Started / How It Is Going: Status Of Digital Rights Half-Way To The Next EU Elections’ appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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Bleeping Computer

MARCH 5, 2022

The Russian government shared a list of 17,576 IP addresses allegedly used to launch distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks targeting Russian organizations and their networks. [.].

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Security Boulevard

MARCH 5, 2022

via the Comic Noggins of Nitrozac and Snaggy at The Joy of Tech® ! Permalink. The post Joy Of Tech® ‘App Wars’ appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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Bleeping Computer

MARCH 5, 2022

Threat actors are using stolen NVIDIA code signing certificates to sign malware to appear trustworthy and allow malicious drivers to be loaded in Windows. [.].

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Security Affairs

MARCH 5, 2022

The Lapsus$ ransomware group claimed to have hacked Samsung Electronics and leaked alleged stolen confidential data. The Lapsus$ ransomware gang claims to have stolen a huge trove of sensitive data from Samsung Electronics and leaked 190GB of alleged Samsung data as proof of the hack. The gang announced the availability of the sample data on its Telegram channel and shared a Torrent file to download it.

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WIRED Threat Level

MARCH 5, 2022

Plus: A ransomware gang leak, an Nvidia hack, and more of the week's top security news.

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Naked Security

MARCH 5, 2022

Firefox just published a double-zero-day patch - "remote code execution" combined with "sandbox escape". Update now!

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Penetration Testing

MARCH 5, 2022

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