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Phorpiex botnet sent millions of phishing emails to deliver LockBit Black ransomware

Security Affairs

Experts reported that since April, the Phorpiex botnet sent millions of phishing emails to spread LockBit Black ransomware. The ZIP archives contain a compressed executable payload that, if executed, will start the encryption process with LockBit Black ransomware. ” states the report published by the NJCCIC. 177 and 185[.]215[.]113[.]66.

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Safely Test Your Malware, Ransomware and Virus Defenses

Security Boulevard

What’s the best way for a company to test its malware defenses in real-life scenarios? The past few years have seen both an uptick in cyberattacks and a dire shortage of security talent. The post Safely Test Your Malware, Ransomware and Virus Defenses appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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OmniVision disclosed a data breach after the 2023 Cactus ransomware attack

Security Affairs

The digital imaging products manufacturer OmniVision disclosed a data breach after the 2023 ransomware attack. In 2023, the imaging sensors manufacturer was the victim of a Cactus ransomware attack. The threat actors had access to the company systems between September 4 and September 30, 2023, when they deployed ransomware.

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Threat Intelligence and Security Awareness?

SecureWorld News

In our exclusive Behind the Scenes interview series, we take a deeper look at a topic that is relevant to the information security community. Today's conversation answers this question: How can threat intelligence strengthen security awareness? Now Remcos, Nemty, and Avaddon are all types of malware. What are you seeing?

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Black Basta Ascension Attack Redux — can Patients Die of Ransomware?

Security Boulevard

Inglorious Basta(rds): 16 days on, huge hospital system continues to be paralyzed by ransomware—and patient safety is at risk. The post Black Basta Ascension Attack Redux — can Patients Die of Ransomware? appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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Protect your business with security awareness training

SiteLock

Cybercriminals know this, which is why phishing attacks account for more than 80% of reported security incidents and why 54% of companies say their data breaches were caused by “negligent employees. ”. That’s a major reason that 94% of all the malware that infects organizations arrives via email.

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OpenText Report Identifies Nastiest Malware for 2022

Security Boulevard

OpenText today published a Nastiest Malware of 2022 report that highlighted how ransomware attacks are evolving into triple threats. Specifically, the report identified the Lockbit ransomware gang as the main driver. Specifically, the report identified the Lockbit ransomware gang as the main driver.

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