Microsoft Says Some SharePoint Server Hackers Now Using Ransomware Microsoft has revealed that a cyber-espionage campaign exploiting SharePoint Server vulnerabilities has escalated to the use of ransomware. This shift marks…
Summary VMware has been blocking some perpetual licence holders from accessing crucial security patches, jeopardising their systems’ safety. This issue primarily affects customers without current support contracts with Broadcom, despite…
Satellite Imagery and Phone Data Reveal Romance Scam Centers Still Expanding Despite Crackdowns Recent investigations have uncovered that despite efforts to crack down on romance scams, the centres in Myanmar…
Coyote malware abuses Microsoft’s UI Automation to hunt banking creds A new variant of the Coyote banking trojan is making waves by exploiting Microsoft’s UI Automation (UIA) to steal user…
Microsoft: SharePoint attacks now officially include ransomware infections Ransomware has officially been recognised as part of the threat landscape for Microsoft SharePoint vulnerabilities. Microsoft confirmed that a group dubbed Storm-2603…
Administrator of Major Dark Web Cybercrime Forum Arrested In Ukraine A suspected administrator of the prominent Russian-language cybercrime forum XSS.is has been apprehended in Ukraine, aided by French police and…
Microsoft Says Some SharePoint Server Hackers Now Using Ransomware Microsoft has reported that hackers targeting SharePoint Server are now escalating their tactics by using ransomware. Initially focused on cyber-espionage and…
VMware Prevents Some Perpetual License Holders From Downloading Patches In a recent revelation, it appears some VMware users with perpetual licenses are facing trouble accessing essential security patches. These users,…
Satellite Imagery and Phone Data Reveal Romance Scam Centers Still Expanding Despite Crackdowns Massive mobile device tracking data has exposed the interconnected network of Myanmar’s expanding scam centres, revealing how…
Summary A new variant of Coyote banking trojan exploits Microsoft’s UI Automation (UIA) framework, marking it the first known instance of malware utilising UIA for credential theft. Targeting users in…
