Tag: security
Even NASA struggles to keep its user data safe and secure
Though many businesses are winding down for the festive period, NASA’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) has published a report of an audit carried out into the space agency’s data handling. The OIG noted that NASA processes a lot of personally identifiable information. As it deals with the public and…
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Crypto scammers are hijacking this Twitter feature to snare new victims
Scammers have found a way to trick people into thinking they’re visiting a legitimate company account on X when, in fact, they’re visiting an impersonator. The method is being used to steal people’s cryptocurrencies. This method leans onto the way X handles links to different posts. On the platform, when…
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Major Interpol cybercrime operation results in 3,500 arrests and $300 million seized
Around 3,500 people have been arrested and roughly $300 million seized in a major international law enforcement operation against cyber-criminals around the world. The operation, codenamed HAECHI IV and spearheaded by Interpol alongside partners in 34 countries, took place between July and December this year, targeting cybercriminals involved in voice…
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Windows and macOS targeted by new Go-based malware
Windows and macOS users are being targeted with JaskaGO, a rare instance of cross-platform malware capable of data exfiltration, second-stage malware deployment, and more, experts have warned. According to AT&T Alien Labs, which uncovered the threat, JaskaGO is written in the Go programming language, and is equipped with an “extensive…
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This new malware campaign stole the banking details of 50,000 people – and it’s still going after new victims, so be careful
A new malware campaign operating in the wild right now has so far captured sensitive banking data of more than 50,000 users in 40 banks around the world, experts have warned. Cybersecurity researchers from IBM said the campaign deploys unusual tactics that make it stealthier than others, loading malicious scripts…
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OpenSSH connections could be cracked by this all-new cyberattack
Cybersecurity researchers from the Ruhr University Bochum, Germany, have discovered a way to crack OpenSSH connections and effectively break SSH channel integrity. In an academic paper published earlier this week, researchers Fabian Bäumer, Marcus Brinkmann, and Jörg Schwenk, explained that since new encryption algorithms and mitigations were added to SSH,…
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