Threat Intelligence Snapshot: Week 38, 2024
Ransomware groups using Microsoft Azure tools like Storage Explorer and AzCopy | Investigation reveals Chinese-made port cranes with backdoor modems
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Ransomware groups using Microsoft Azure tools like Storage Explorer and AzCopy | Investigation reveals Chinese-made port cranes with backdoor modems
Researchers Unintentionally Gained Administrative Access To Mobi WHOIS Server After Purchasing Decommissioned Domain For Vulnerability Testing | Poland Thwarts Cyber
new Ransomware-as-a-Service, Cicada 3301, exploits ESXi systems | SANS Institute releases a critical infrastructure strategy guide
BlackByte Ransomware Exploits Recently Patched VMware ESXi Vulnerability in Latest Attack | Tensions Soar Between Israel and Hezbollah, Continued Targeting
RansomHub unveils a new tool designed to disable EDR systems | Singapore updates its OT cybersecurity blueprint amidst rising threats
‘Sitting Ducks’ Attacks Lead to Large-Scale Domain Hijacking | Germany’s BaFin Publishes Guidance for Banks on AI
‘Sitting Ducks’ Attacks Lead to Large-Scale Domain Hijacking | Germany’s BaFin Publishes Guidance for Banks on AI
Security Flaw in Proofpoint’s Email Routing System, Ransomware Groups Exploit ESXi CVE | European Artificial Intelligence Act Comes Into Force
Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Exploited, APT41 Targets Shipping and Tech Sectors | Italy Unveils Strategic Plan For AI Development
EstateRansomware’s exploits Veeam vulnerability, ServiceNow MID Server critical CVEs | Germany to remove Huawei and ZTE from 5G networks
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New Wave of Vishing Campaigns Against Identity Providers Targets Okta, Microsoft, Google, and Cryptocurrency Platforms | France To Ditch US Platforms Microsoft Teams, Zoom For Sovereign Platform Citing Security Concerns
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North Korean Threat Actors Expand Contagious Interview Campaign With Malicious VS Code Targeting Developers | European Commission Proposes New Cybersecurity Package To Strengthen Resilience and Capabilities
VoidLink: A Modular Linux C2 Framework Targeting Cloud and Container Environments | Fundamental Disagreement Between US and Denmark Over Greenland, Europeans To Send Troops