Cyber Attacks

Over 3,500 Wi-Fi Networks Passwords Cracked in Isreal

In a bid to highlight how unsecure Wi-Fi passwords could be, cybersecurity researchers have hacked over 70% of Wi-Fi network from a sample of 5,000 with relative ease in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv. This activity was conducted by CyberArk security researcher Ido Hoorvitch using a Wi-Fi sniffing tool costing $50 to collect 5,000 […]

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Microsoft Cautions on TodayZoo Phishing Kit Used in Credential Stealing Attacks

An extensive series of credential phishing campaigns has been discovered and disclosed by Microsoft on Thursday. This campaign is taking advantage of custom phishing kit that stitched together components from at least five different circulated ones with the aim of siphoning user login information. This discovery was first made in December 2020 and dubbed the

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Afghanistan and India are the new Targets of Hacker Group with Commodity RATs

A hacker group is now targeting Afghanistan and India as they exploit a now-patched, 20-year-old flaw affecting Microsoft Office to deploy remote access trojans (RATs) that allow the adversary gain complete control over the compromised endpoints. This has been attributed to a “lone wolf” threat actor operating a Lahore-based fake IT company called Bunse Technologies

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Hackers are Hijacking Youtube Accounts with Stolen Browser Cookies

Since late 2019, hackers have taken to hijacking channels of Youtube creators, luring them with bogus collaboration opportunities and eventually using their accounts to broadcast cryptocurrency scams or sell the accounts to the highest bidder. A new report by Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) has stated that it disrupted financially motivated phishing campaigns targeting the

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U.S. Government Bans Sale of Hacking Softwares To Certain Countries

In a bid to oppose the misuse of technology to abuse human rights or conduct malicious cyber activities, the U.S. Commerce Department on Wednesday announced that it would hence forth bar the sales of hacking software and equipment to authoritarian regimes. This rule will go into effect in 90 days and will forbid the export,

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Google Is Currently Tracking 270 State-Sponsored Hackers

More than 270 government-backed threat actors from over 50 countries has been put on a watch list by Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG). Approximately 50,000 alerts of state-sponsored phishing or malware attempts to customers since the start of 2021. This brings about a 33% rise from 2020 as the spike stems from “blocking an unusually

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University of Sunderland Is The Latest Victim Of A Suspected Cyber Attack

University of Sunderland on the 12th day of October, 2021 suffered a series of downtime on its IT systems, telephone lines and websites. This was revealed on its twitter page and have stated that it “has all the hallmarks of a cyber-attack.” The Sunderland Echo a local newspaper, reported that staff members were encountering difficulties

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Attempted 2.4 Tbps DDoS Attack on Microsoft Azure Fended Off

Microsofts Azure cloud platform suffered a 2.4 Tbps distributed denial-of-service (DD0S) attack in the last week of August however this was mitigated. The attack targeted an unnamed customer in Europe surpassing a 2.3 Tbps attack stopped by Amazon Web Services in February 2020. Amir Dahan, senior program manager of Azure Network has said in a

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