Weekly Intelligence Snapshot – Week 45
In our latest Weekly #Intelligence Summary: ASEC Analysis Team has seen LockBit 3.0 Ransomware deployed through Amadey Bot, an Infostealer
Beatriz Moya
November 10, 2022
In our latest Weekly #Intelligence Summary: ASEC Analysis Team has seen LockBit 3.0 Ransomware deployed through Amadey Bot, an Infostealer
Microsoft reports the RaspberryRobin worm is now part of a malware ecosystem and one of the largest active malware distribution
The US publishes its new #NationalSecurity Strategy focussed on China and Russia and emphasizing the key role of the Indo-Pacific
This week the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center reports on ransomware, “Prestige”, which targets transportation and logistics sectors in Poland and
A CISA advisory reveals vulnerabilities exploited by China-sponsored groups. PatchTuesday: Microsoft fixes 84 #vulnerabilities (inc two 0-day).
This week, we analyze new espionage-driven campaigns related to the Lazarus/ZINC activity cluster.
We are closely following increased geopolitical tensions after the potential sabotage attacks to Nordstream pipelines in the Baltic sea.
Malware analyst 3xp0rt has uploaded a Lockbit 3 ransomware builder, allowing anyone to build executables for their own operation.
This week we analyze the latest campaign of the alleged Russian #threatactor TA505 and how it uses ServHelper and TeslaGun
This week we focus on Mobile Banking Trojan Ermac, aimed at stealing credentials from financial and Cryptocurrency applications.
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