Weekly Intelligence Snapshot – Week 27, 2023
Major Spanish banks among specific targets for Neo_Net. We are tracking this Threat Actor on Telegram.
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Major Spanish banks among specific targets for Neo_Net. We are tracking this Threat Actor on Telegram.
SentinelOne, Bitdefender & Elastic have reported on the emerging threat actor JokerSpy that targets enterprise MacOS devices with multistage spyware.
Pro-Russia Hacktivist group Anonymous Sudan attacked Microsoft Azure, disrupting services for two hours.
UNC3886 — a Chinese Cyberespionage group — is targeting defense, tech, and telecom organizations in the US and APAC.
Creators of the Ransomware-as-a-Service dubbed NoEscape are actively recruiting affiliates to spread this wide-functionality RaaS which allows for defense evasion.
Threat Actor “Spyboy” is selling software claiming to terminate AV and EDR processes of EDRs.
G7 Summit: Leaders prioritize supply chain resilience and fair trade practices.
Officials in multiple European countries were targeted by a newly discovered malicious firmware implant called “Horse Shell”.
The National Security Agency (NSA) and partner agencies have identified the infrastructure for Snake malware, a Russian cyberespionage tool, in
QuoIntelligence observed a new backdoor called “Durtmovoy” that is currently in development by “Durt Team”, a newly observed Russian threat
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