(21-03-23) Blog 80 – Ransomware attacks too much faff? Go straight for extortion instead
Ransomware is big business, but for some threat actors, it's not big enough. A large…
365 days of blogs
March
365 days of blogs
March
(20-03-23) Blog 79 – BreachForums admin arrested – site down
Federal agents in the US have arrested a man from Peekskill, New York who is…
365 days of blogs
March
(19-03-23) Blog 78 – Ransomware – the Internets’ biggest threat
If you've been following my blogs over the last few months, you'll have spotted a…
365 days of blogs
February
(26-02-23) Blog 57 – Gmailc2 – An undetectable c2 server
A new RAT (Remote Access Trojan) has come on the scene which communicates via SMTP…
365 days of blogs
February
(25-02-23) Blog 56 – Your voice is your
(25-02-23) Blog 56 – Your voice is your password vulnerability
In the past few years, a new, alternative to traditional passwords has started to be…
365 days of blogs
February
(24-02-23) Blog 55 – MyloBot – 50K devices infected daily
US-based Cyber Security company BitSight have recently released a report about a botnet which is…
365 days of blogs
February
(23-02-23) Blog 54 – LockBit back again
The LockBit criminal gang has continued with its ransomware efforts with an attack on the…
365 days of blogs
February
(22-02-23) Blog 53 – KillNet – Pro-Russian hackers causing chaos across the globe
At the beginning of October last year, a number of websites under the control of…
365 days of blogs
February
(21-02-23) Blog 52 – CB3ROB – The ex-NATO nuclear bunker at the heart of the dark web & organised crime
At the beginning of February, an encrypted messaging service that had been under investigation since…
365 days of blogs
February
(20-02-23) Blog 51 – Record breaking HTTP DDoS attack seen
On Monday the 13th February, web infrastructure company Cloudflare disclosed that it had stopped a…