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North Korean hackers targeted U.S. organizations in August 2024, with Symantec citing financially driven motives. For daily news and analysis subscribe to the www.cybersecuritypeek.com newsletter
Andariel Hacker Group Shifts Focus to Financial Attacks on U.S. Organizations
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Chinese state-sponsored hackers exploited a known security flaw in Fortinet FortiGate systems, affecting 20,000 devices worldwide between 2022 and 2023. They had knowledge of the vulnerability at least two months before it was publicly disclosed, infecting 14,000 devices during this time. The attack targeted Western governments, international organizations, and many defense industry companies. Specific names of the affected entities were not revealed. Interested in getting to know "Rootniklabs" better? Visit our website:- https://lnkd.in/gGbFfvtW Our Portfolio link:- https://lnkd.in/gbgpyeRJ #rootniklabs #cybersecuritynews #cybersecurityawareness
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Threat actors have been exploiting MacroPack, a tool originally intended for red team exercises, to generate and deploy malicious payloads, according to Cisco Talos researchers. The payloads, including Havoc, Brute Ratel, and a new PhantomCore RAT variant, were found in Microsoft documents uploaded from various countries like China, Pakistan, and the US. These documents used obfuscation techniques to bypass anti-malware protections, with some even featuring benign subroutines to lower detection risks. While MacroPack is designed for legitimate use, the free version is being misused by multiple threat actors. #LetsBeCarefulOutThere #flcc270
Red Teaming Tool Abused for Malware Deployment
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Always interesting to listen to Robert M. Lee and Dale Peterson talk candidly about ICS. I just wonder though… couldn’t some of these issues be solved by just using #quantum encryption ? 😂 Some of my key takeaways… • Pipedream is possibly the most dangerous malware out there—with a huge threat to the OT/ICS infrastructure if it gets into criminal hands. • We have less than 5% visibility across ICS • Use threat intel as bookends. • Don’t fall back to the phrase “if nation state actors want to get in they will” that is a cop out for setting up the proper defensive stance. • If you start looking at n+1 you can justify anything. Nation states should not be targeting civilian infrastructure. • We don’t do attribution because it doesn’t matter who it is in the system…get out • Do you have the capability to do root cause analysis at your critical sites? Then lets talk about metrics. #s4x24 #believe #createthefuture #icscybersecurity
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🔒 Recent reports unveil a sophisticated cyber-attack targeting government entities across the APAC region, shedding light on a concerning trend. Here’s a glimpse into the ongoing saga: 🎯Highly targeted and affecting a select few, the attacks are orchestrated by a skilled threat actor, adept at infiltrating secure government networks. 🛡️Malicious modules execute commands, gather data, and propagate via secure USB drives, exploiting air-gapped systems. The threat actor injects code into legitimate USB access management programs, facilitating malware deployment. 🦅BlindEagle, a financially motivated group, spearheads these attacks, cycling through various RATs to infiltrate and conduct espionage operations. 🌍APT campaigns transcend borders, targeting industries globally, spanning government, defense, gaming, finance, and more. 🛡️ Organizations must grasp the threat actor’s TTPs to fortify defenses and thwart future assaults. Vigilance and proactive measures are paramount in safeguarding against such threats. Stay informed, stay protected. Source: https://lnkd.in/danet9hM #cybersecurity #dataprotection #APAC #blindeagle #usb #malware #digitalsafety
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In today's interconnected world, our smartphones hold a wealth of personal and sensitive information. With the increasing prevalence of cyber threats like malware and phishing attacks, securing our mobile devices is more crucial than ever. 🔒 Know how to protect Your data! https://lnkd.in/gfXmJZkv #MobileSecurity #CyberSecurity #DigitalSafety #DataProtection #StaySecure
The Importance of Mobile Security
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The rise of deepfake technology calls for heightened security measures. Protect your business from potential threats. 🔐 Learn more from #10to1PR’s Digital Deception Guide: https://lnkd.in/g23HQ6qr #DeepfakeSecurity
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On April 24, Cisco Talos and government security agencies published details on a sophisticated threat campaign focused on espionage and gaining unauthorized access to sensitive information from targeted government entities and organizations in critical infrastructure. As part of that publication, Cisco disclosed CVE-2024-20353 and CVE-2024-20359, affecting Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) and Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) devices, which were actively exploited in the documented campaign. Learn more, including our recommendations for remediation and updated guidance from Cisco on patching for various versions of Cisco ASA/FTD in our latest security bulletin. #EndCyberRisk
CVE-2024-20353 and CVE-2024-20359 | Arctic Wolf
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If anyone gets called up to work an Ivanti VPN Incident. The SAML based attacks will show up in your Ivanti Access logs with the full XXE payload. This will be prefaced by a Unauthenticated request for the page "saml-sso.cgi" at exactly the same time. This log has the IP of the attacker. This is assuming the log wasn't erased and/or the logs haven't rolled on you. Also note that event though you may see an IP, we saw that the IP's change constantly. Even so, you still may be able to tie some additional activities to each "attacker" IP. Palo Alto has a great blog on this topic. Threat Brief: Multiple Ivanti Vulnerabilities (Updated Feb. 8) (paloaltonetworks.com)
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