Social engineering campaigns involving the deployment of the Emotet malware botnet have been observed using "unconventional" IP address formats for the first time in a bid to sidestep detection by security solutions.
This involves the use of hexadecimal and octal representations of the IP address that, when processed by the underlying operating systems, get automatically converted "to the dotted
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint has shown “sensor tampering alerts” linked to the company’s new Microsoft 365 scanner for Log4j processes. The alerts are reportedly shown mainly on Windows Server 2016 systems and warn of “possible sensor tampering in memory was detected by Microsoft Defender for Endpoint” created by an OpenHandleCollector.exe process. According to customer reports, Microsoft […]
Cybercriminals launching a new variant of Mirai Malware by taking advantage of the recently patched remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2020-9054) in...
Researchers uncovered another new wave of WiFi Spreader campaign from the Emoter malware family that was observed being delivered to multiple bots.
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Enterprise VulnerabilitiesFrom DHS/US-CERT's National Vulnerability Database CVE-2012-1093PUBLISHED: 2020-02-21The init script in the Debian x11-common package before 1:7.6+12 is vulnerable to a symlink...
Emotet, the notorious trojan behind a number of botnet-driven spam campaigns and ransomware attacks, has found a new attack vector: using already infected...
