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Phishing Impersonates Global Recruitment Firm To Push Malware
Phishing Impersonates Global Recruitment Firm To Push Malware
Phishing Impersonates Global Recruitment Firm To Push Malware
Phishing Impersonates Global Recruitment Firm To Push Malware
Phishing Impersonates Global Recruitment Firm To Push Malware

Phishing Impersonates Global Recruitment Firm To Push Malware

Phishing Impersonates Global Recruitment Firm To Push Malware An ongoing phishing campaign is impersonating Michael Page consultants to push Ursnif data-stealing malware capable of harvesting credentials and sensitive data from infected computers. Michael Page is a world-leading employment agency focused on recruiting at the qualified professional and management level for permanent, temporary, contract, or interim positions.

Twitter Accidentally Sends Suspicious Emails Asking To Confirm Accounts

Twitter Accidentally Sends Suspicious Emails Asking To Confirm Accounts

Twitter Accidentally Sends Suspicious Emails Asking To Confirm Accounts Twitter caused quite the panic Thursday night when they accidentally sent emails asking users to confirm their accounts, which looked suspiciously like a phishing attack. These emails began around 10 PM EST, with numerous Twitter accounts operated by BleepingComputer and its writers receiving the emails. These

Botnet Backdoors Microsoft Exchange Servers, Mines Cryptocurrency

Botnet Backdoors Microsoft Exchange Servers, Mines Cryptocurrency

Botnet Backdoors Microsoft Exchange Servers, Mines Cryptocurrency Unpatched Microsoft Exchange servers are being targeted by the Prometei botnet and added to its operators’ army of Monero (XMR) cryptocurrency mining bots. This modular malware can infect both Windows and Linux systems, and it was first spotted last year while using the EternalBlue exploit to spread across compromised networks and enslave

Attackers Can Hide ‘External Sender’ Email Warnings With HTML And CSS

Attackers Can Hide ‘External Sender’ Email Warnings With HTML And CSS

Attackers Can Hide ‘External Sender’ Email Warnings With HTML And CSS The “external sender” warnings shown to email recipients by clients like Microsoft Outlook can be hidden by the sender, as demonstrated by a researcher. Turns out, all it takes for attackers to alter the “external sender” warning, or remove it altogether from emails is just a few lines of

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