
The Daily Briefing, V11 Issue 117
Researchers at F5 Labs describe "Malibot," an Android malware family capable of exfiltrating personal and financial information, SecurityWeek reports.
Researchers at F5 Labs describe "Malibot," an Android malware family capable of exfiltrating personal and financial information, SecurityWeek reports.
The war in Ukraine continues to offer cyber-criminals new opportunities to monetize conflict, with threat researchers observing ads offering to smuggle men out of the war-torn country.
Threatpost reports that more threat actors have been engaging in travel-related cybercrimes amid the post-pandemic recovery of the travel industry.
Much in the same way that cybercriminals followed the fervor around the pandemic, they now are doing the same with the travel boom, creating various scams that aim to take advantage of travel organizations, airlines, and individuals going on vacation.
Control of media and communications continues to advance as a matter of occupation policy in those areas of Ukraine that Russia controls.
Upsurge in the tourism industry after the COVID-19 pandemic grabs the attention of cybercriminals to scam the tourists.
When ransomware crews need access to launch their attacks, they reach out to initial access merchants—malicious actors who offer to sell compromised network access to cybercriminals.
SecurityWeek reports that initial access brokers and ransomware-as-a-service groups have been forging stronger relationships with each other.
Dark web watchers have noted the increasing professionalism of cybercrime groups over the last few years.
After effectively shutting down their entire operation for several months, between November and February, the Clop ransomware is now back, according to NCC Group researchers.
U.S. authorities have charged a cardiologist based in Venezuela with developing and selling notorious ransomware called Thanos as well as recruiting affiliates to use it against victims.
Ransomware groups get by with a little help from their cybercrime friends.
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