Threat Intelligence Snapshot: Week 46, 2023
New Malicious Malware Attacking Italian Users | Latest Microsoft Patch Tuesday | Rising Trend in Cyberattacks Against European Infrastructure
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New Malicious Malware Attacking Italian Users | Latest Microsoft Patch Tuesday | Rising Trend in Cyberattacks Against European Infrastructure
IBM X-Force researchers discovered a new malware variant from the threat group known as Gootloader.
Microsoft releases report on Threat Actor Octo Tempest, described as “one of the most dangerous financial crime groups”, using Social
Okta suffered a breach in its support management system. Threat Actors used stolen creds to view support files uploaded by
Updates on the geopolitical and cyber threat landscapes from the Hamas-Israel crisis. Plus a look at the PureLogs stealer malware
Security updates from Microsoft and other vendors, plus the geopolitical/cyber implications of Hamas-Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s offensive on Israel.
FBI issues alert for Dual Ransomware Attacks where victims face multiple extortion attempts in 10 days or less.
After the US SEC fined Deutsche Bank-controlled investment firm DWS this week, QuoIntelligence analyzes increased regulatory scrutiny over greenwashing.
Wiz Research detects exposure of Microsoft internal data from a SAS token misconfiguration.
Microsoft released its monthly Patch Tuesday security update, with fixes for 59 flaws; two of which are actively exploited Zero
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The 2024 US presidential election is a key event in global geopolitics, with Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea all eyeing it as an opportunity to advance their strategic interests. From cyber espionage to disinformation campaigns, these nations are likely to engage in state-sponsored cyber activities aimed at influencing election outcomes and shifting US foreign policy.
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