Afraid of missing important security news during the week? We’re here to help! Every week we put together a curated list of all important security news in one place, for your reading pleasure. Enjoy!
For the less technical
- Ransomware gang targets Belgian municipality, hits police instead
- Guatemala’s Foreign Ministry investigating ransomware attack
- Apple limits iPhone file-sharing tool used for protests in China
- Action against criminal website that offered ‘spoofing’ services to fraudsters: 142 arrests
- Google files lawsuit accusing ‘G Verifier’ scammers of impersonating company
- Operation across Africa identifies cyber-criminals and at-risk online infrastructure
For the more technical
- OpenSSL usage in UEFI firmware exposes weakness in SBOMs
- Vedere Labs discloses three new vulnerabilities affecting OT products
- Email Graffiti: hacking old email
- Analysis on Docker Hub malicious images: Attacks through public container images
- Counting unique visitors without using cookies, UIDs or fingerprinting
- CashRewindo: How to age domains for an investment scam like fine scotch
- New details on commercial spyware vendor Variston
- Detecting and fingerprinting infostealer Malware-as-a-Service platforms
- [VIDEO] Virus.Win32.HLLP.Toadie – how it worked
- Schoolyard Bully trojan Facebook credential stealer
- Bahamut cybermercenary group targets Android users with fake VPN apps
- Attacker uses a popular TikTok challenge to lure users into installing malicious package
- DuckLogs – new malware strain spotted in the wild
- Lookout Discovers hundreds of predatory loan apps on Google Play and Apple App Store
- Malicious Android app found powering account creation service
- Aqua Nautilus discovers Redigo — new Redis backdoor malware
- Who’s swimming in South Korean waters? Meet ScarCruft’s Dolphin
- LockBit 3.0 ‘Black’ attacks and leaks reveal wormable capabilities and tooling
- Lifting the haze on China-nexus espionage in Southeast Asia
- Accidentally crashing a botnet
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