This Image Looks Very Different on Apple Devices — See for Yourself Take a good look at the image below and the device you are on. Now view it again on an Apple device. Conversely, if you are using an Apple device, view this page on an Android or Windows Read more…
Log4j Attackers Switch to Injecting Monero Miners via RMI Some threat actors exploiting the Apache Log4j vulnerability have switched from LDAP callback URLs to RMI or even used both in a single request for maximum chances of success. This shift is a notable development in the ongoing attack and one Read more…
Facebook Disrupts Operations of Seven Surveillance-for-hire Firms Facebook has disrupted the operations of seven different spyware-making companies, blocking their Internet infrastructure, sending cease and desist letters, and banning them from its platform. “As a result of our months-long investigation, we took action against seven different surveillance-for-hire entities to disrupt their Read more…
McMenamins Breweries Hit by a Conti Ransomware Attack ​Portland brewery and hotel chain McMenamins suffered a Conti ransomware attack over the weekend that disrupted the company’s operations. McMenamins is a popular chain of restaurants, pubs, breweries, and hotels located in Oregon and Washington. The ransomware attack occurred over the weekend, Read more…
Cloudflare is Experiencing Widespread Latency and Timeouts Cloudflare experienced “wide-spread” latency issues with their network and services, causing websites to load slowly and customers to experience performance issues accessing the customer dashboard. Also Read: Website Ownership Laws: Your Rights And What These Protect The issues started at around 3 PM EST and Read more…
Google Calendar Now Lets you Block Invitation Phishing Attempts Google now makes it easy to block unwanted calendar invitations, commonly used by threat actors in phishing and malicious campaigns, from being added to your Google Calendar. This was achieved by improving the “Automatically add invitations” setting which now allows you Read more…
Microsoft: Khonsari Ransomware Hits Self-hosted Minecraft Servers Microsoft urges admins of self-hosted Minecraft servers to upgrade to the latest release to defend against Khonsari ransomware attacks exploiting the critical Log4Shell security vulnerability. Mojang Studios, the Swedish video game developer behind Minecraft, released an emergency security update last week to address the bug tracked as CVE-2021-44228 in Read more…
Gumtree Classifieds Site Leaked Personal Info via the F12 Key British classifieds site Gumtree.com suffered a data leak after a security researcher revealed that he could access sensitive personally identifiable data of advertisers simply by pressing F12 on the keyboard. When pressing the F12 key in a web browser, the Read more…
Lenovo Laptops Vulnerable to Bug Allowing Admin Privileges Lenovo laptops, including ThinkPad and Yoga models, are vulnerable to a privilege elevation bug in the ImControllerService service allowing attackers to execute commands with admin privileges. The flaws are tracked as CVE-2021-3922 and CVE-2021-3969 and affect the ImControllerService component of all Lenovo System Read more…
Hive Ransomware Enters Big League with Hundreds Breached in Four Months The Hive ransomware gang is more active and aggressive than its leak site shows, with affiliates attacking an average of three companies every day since the operation became known in late June. Security researchers gleaning information straight from Hive’s Read more…
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