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Weekly Update 126

Troy Hunt

Another week, another conference. This time it was Microsoft Ignite in Sydney and as tends to happen at these events, many casual meetups, chats, beers, selfies, delivery of HIBP stickers and an all-round good time, albeit an exhausting one. That's why I'm a day late this week having finally arrived home late last night.

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CISA alert warns of Emotet attacks on US govt entities

Security Affairs

Emotet is a modular malware, its operators could develop new Dynamic Link Libraries to update its capabilities. The infamous banking trojan is also used to deliver other malicious code, such as Trickbot and QBot trojan or ransomware such as Conti (TrickBot) or ProLock (QBot).

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No fix KrbRelay VMware style

Pen Test Partners

It’s also frustrating that VMware took 126 days to essentially publish a no fix disclosure. 12/02/2024 – VMware asked for an update since the 30-day extension had now lapsed. In some cases, a basic understanding of risks around requesting arbitrary SPN’s seem to be missing altogether. Extension provided.

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DDoS attacks in Q2 2022

SecureList

The attacks followed an update that targeted cheaters. Besides, the system would need to be updated and trained to make it fit the purpose. and 17 days), which was 126 hours shorter than the first quarter’s record attack of 549 hours (nearly 23 days). The victim was a company operating a crypto launchpad.

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