Top news of the week: 01.05.2020.
#infosec #phishing #security #AI #cyberattacks #cyberespionage #APT41 #KnowBe4 #malware
Threats And Attacks
Artificial intelligence will be used to power #cyberattacks, warn #security experts #AI #infosec https://t.co/Vcp8KvbBuP https://t.co/O6B7yaBLsk
OpenArtificial intelligence will be used to power cyber attacks, warn security experts
Intelligence agencies need to use artificial intelligence to help deal with threats from criminals and hostile states who will try to use AI to strengthen their own attacks.
For those who think #phishing doesn't work in 2020 ➤
These hackers successfully hacked into corporate email accounts of at least 156 top-executives at 150+ companies across the globe—primarily with businesses in finance, law & real estate.
Read Details: https://t.co/MVtNyVVizS
OpenTargeted Phishing Attacks Successfully Hacked Top Executives At 150+ Companies
PerSwaysion: Highly Targeted Phishing Attacks Successfully Hacked Email Accounts of Top Executives At 150+ Companies
China has attempted to steal coronavirus research from US gov agencies and medical institutions.
Check out this @CNN piece that references our research on the Chinese #cyberespionage group, #APT41. via @ZcohenCNN & @MarquardtA https://t.co/CAxHnGF003
Open'They are trying to steal everything.' US coronavirus response hit by foreign hackers
The Trump administration is pointing the finger at China for attempting to steal coronavirus research as officials are warning they have seen a growing wave of cyberattacks on US government ...
RT @WeldPond: Researchers target Zoom alternatives and an even more critical vuln is found. How many more vulnerabilities need to be found before Teams is banned by orgs? https://t.co/BS2fnFlfHg
OpenMicrosoft Teams fixes funny Gifs cyber-attack flaw
Security researchers found a way to infiltrate accounts by making people look at Gif images.
Week in review: Web shell malware, client-side web security, phishers exploit Zoom and WebEx - https://t.co/qUTjvPn2Dd https://t.co/Z3eJFUzwUl
OpenWeek in review: Web shell malware, client-side web security, phishers exploit Zoom and WebEx
Here's an overview of some of last week's most interesting news and articles: 46% of SMBs have been targeted by ransomware, 73% have paid the ransom
Stu Sjouwerman, founder & CEO of @KnowBe4, lists some of the top cybersecurity inefficiencies seen among enterprise organizations, and suggests tackling 3 key questions to help chart your next cybersecurity strategy. #KnowBe4 https://t.co/tnHapk37xy
OpenBuild a data-driven defense strategy to fight cybercrime
The coronavirus pandemic is being compared to war-like conditions by the World Health Organization. We know that bad decisions and poor data (or
From remote administration and jackpotting, to selling #malware on the Darknet, attacks on ATMs aren't new, as cybercriminals only continue to grow and refine their skillset for attacking ATMs. https://t.co/GY0Xw5g0Fg
OpenA look at the ATM/PoS malware landscape from 2017-2019
So what does the ATM landscape look like as of 2020? Let’s take a look.
Once again, (and who knows for how long) the COVID-19 pandemic continues to characterize the cyber attacks timeline. More than one third of the collected events are somehow related to it. https://t.co/apRbaCKoQD
Open1-15 April 2020 Cyber Attacks Timeline
It’s time to publish the first timeline of April, covering the main cyber attacks occurred in the first fortnight of this month. The COVID-19 emergency continues to characterize the threat ...