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(10/06/23) Blog 161 – Lazarus grab USD$35M in crypto heist

Blockchain experts Elliptic have named the Lazarus group as the perputrators of the theft of USD $35M in cryptocurrency as a result of the recent Atomic Wallet hack. Elliptic have been tracking the st...

Mark
10/06/2023
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(09/06/23) Blog 160 – Clop like to MOVEit MOVEit

A deadline of the 14th June has been issued to companies affected by the recent security breach which has been attributed to a previously unknown vulnerability in the Secure file transfer and automati...

Mark
09/06/2023
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(08/06/23) Blog 159 – BlackByte claim the city of Augusta as latest hit

The BlackByte ransomware gang has claimed Augusta, Georgia, as its latest victim. In a post on their website, BlackByte claim to have stolen a huge trove of data from the cities computer network and a...

Mark
08/06/2023
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(07/06/23) Blog 158 – LockBit claim another scalp

The LockBit ransomware gang have claimed yet another scalp – The Managed Care of North America (MCNA) Dental. The organisation filed a data breach notification with the Maine Attorney General on...

Mark
07/06/2023
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(06/06/23) Blog 157 – RaidForums user list posted online

Back in April, I posted about the RaidForums website – a notorious marketplace for criminals to purchase stolen data, hacking tools, and pornographic material. I appears that the entire contents...

Mark
06/06/2023
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(05/06/23) Blog 156 – BlackBasta targets Swiss firm ABB

ABB, a leading electrification and automation technology provider, whose headquarters are in Zurich , has suffered a Black Basta ransomware attack which has reportedly impact business operations. The ...

Mark
05/06/2023
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(04/06/23) Blog 155 – A brief(ish) history of malware

Malware is a force to be reckoned with when using any form of I.T. The rise of malware in recent years has been huge, as the payoff for criminals if they can infect an unsuspecting victim can be very ...

Mark
04/06/2023
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(03/06/23) Blog 154 – Ransomware – where did it all begin?

If you’ve been following my posts so far this year, you will not fail to notice that many of them have been on the subject of ransomware – unfortunately, this is because ransomware gets re...

Mark
03/06/2023
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(02/06/23) Blog 153 – Firmware backdoor on Gigabyte motherboards

Researchers at cybersecurity company Eclypsium have released their research findings into a hidden mechanism in the firmware of Gigibyte motherboards which has the potential to be abused in a number o...

Mark
02/06/2023
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(01/06/23) Blog 152 – Does using a Mac give you a migraine?

Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence unit has released a report detailing a newly discovered vulnerability named “migraine” which could allow a threat actor with root access the ability t...

Mark
01/06/2023
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