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Silent Danger: One in Five Aged Domains is Malicious, Risky, or Unsafe
Silent Danger: One in Five Aged Domains is Malicious, Risky, or Unsafe
Silent Danger: One in Five Aged Domains is Malicious, Risky, or Unsafe
Silent Danger: One in Five Aged Domains is Malicious, Risky, or Unsafe
Silent Danger: One in Five Aged Domains is Malicious, Risky, or Unsafe

Silent Danger: One in Five Aged Domains is Malicious, Risky, or Unsafe

Silent Danger: One in Five Aged Domains is Malicious, Risky, or Unsafe The number of malicious dormant domains is on the rise, and as researchers warn, roughly 22.3% of strategically aged domains pose some form of danger. This was a realization that struck analysts when it was revealed that the SolarWinds threat actors relied on domains registered

Ransomware Gang Coughs Up Decryptor After Realizing they Hit the Police

Ransomware Gang Coughs Up Decryptor After Realizing they Hit the Police

Ransomware Gang Coughs Up Decryptor After Realizing they Hit the Police The AvosLocker ransomware operation provided a free decryptor after learning they encrypted a US government agency. Last month, a US police department was breached by AvosLocker, who encrypted devices and stole data during the attack. However, according to a screenshot shared by security researcher pancak3,

T-Mobile Says New Data Breach Caused by SIM Swap Attacks

T-Mobile Says New Data Breach Caused by SIM Swap Attacks

T-Mobile Says New Data Breach Caused by SIM Swap Attacks T-Mobile confirmed that recent reports of a new data breach are linked to notifications sent to a “very small number of customers” who fell victim to SIM swap attacks. “We informed a very small number of customers that the SIM card assigned to a mobile

Fintech Firm Hit by Log4j Hack Refuses to Pay $5 million Ransom

Fintech Firm Hit by Log4j Hack Refuses to Pay $5 million Ransom

Fintech Firm Hit by Log4j Hack Refuses to Pay $5 million Ransom One of the largest Vietnamese crypto trading platforms, ONUS, recently suffered a cyber attack on its payment system running a vulnerable Log4j version. Soon enough, threat actors approached ONUS to extort a $5 million sum and threatened to publish customer data should ONUS refuse to comply. After the company’s refusal

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