Colonial Pipeline reports data breach after May ransomware attack

Colonial Pipeline, the largest fuel pipeline in the United States, is sending notification letters to individuals affected by the data breach resulting from the DarkSide ransomware attack that hit its network in May. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Hacker claims to steal data of 100 million T-mobile customers

A threat actor claims to have hacked T-Mobile's servers and stolen databases containing the personal data of approximately 100 million customers. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

EasyWSL turns Linux docker images into a Windows 10 WSL distro

If you can't find your favorite Windows Subsystem for Linux distribution available in the Microsoft Store, a new program called EasyWSL can convert almost any Linux Docker image into a WSL distro. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Ford bug exposed customer and employee records from internal systems

A bug on Ford's website allowed for accessing sensitive systems and obtaining proprietary data, such as customer databases, employee records, internal tickets, etc. The data exposure stemmed from a misconfigured instance of Pega customer engagement system running on Ford's server … | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Ford bug exposed customer and employee records from internal systems

A bug on Ford's website allowed for accessing sensitive systems and obtaining proprietary data, such as customer databases, employee records, internal tickets, etc. The data exposure stemmed from a misconfigured instance of Pega customer engagement system running on Ford's server … | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

US brokers warned of ongoing phishing attacks impersonating FINRA

The US Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) warns US brokerage firms and brokers of an ongoing phishing campaign impersonating FINRA officials and asking them to hand over sensitive information under the threat of penalties. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Facebook rolls out end-to-end encryption for Messenger calls

Facebook has announced the roll-out of end-to-end encrypted Messenger voice and video calls five years after making it available in one-on-one text chats. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

The Week in Ransomware - August 13th 2021 - The rise of LockBit

This week we saw an existing operation rise in attacks while existing ransomware operations turn to Windows vulnerabilities to elevate their privileges. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Windows 365 exposes Microsoft Azure credentials in plaintext

A security researcher has figured out a way to dump a user's unencrypted plaintext Microsoft Azure credentials from Microsoft's new Windows 365 Cloud PC service using Mimikatz. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Emails from Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for sale on data-trading forum

The Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has declined to comment about the authenticity of email files allegedly stolen from its network and offered for sale on a data-trading forum.Lith | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Windows 365 exposes Microsoft Azure credentials in plain-text

A security researcher has figured out a way to dump a user's unencrypted plaintext Microsoft Azure credentials from Microsoft's new Windows 365 Cloud PC service using Mimikatz. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Microsoft Teams will alert users of incoming spam calls

Microsoft is working on adding a spam call notification feature to the Microsoft 365 Teams collaboration platform. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

SynAck ransomware releases decryption keys after El_Cometa rebrand

The SynAck ransomware gang released the master decryption keys for their operation after rebranding as the new El_Cometa group. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Bugs in gym management software let hackers change user workout results

Security researchers found vulnerabilities in the Wodify fitness platform that allows an attacker to view and modify user workouts from any of the more than 5,000 gyms that use the solution worldwide. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Vice Society ransomware joins ongoing PrintNightmare attacks

The Vice Society ransomware gang is now also actively exploiting Windows print spooler PrintNightmare vulnerability for lateral movement through their victims' networks. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

GitHub deprecates account passwords for authenticating Git operations

GitHub has announced today that account passwords will no longer be accepted for authenticating Git operations starting tomorrow. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Hackers now backdoor Microsoft Exchange using ProxyShell exploits

Threat actors are actively exploiting Microsoft Exchange servers using the ProxyShell vulnerability to install backdoors for later access. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Microsoft: Evasive Office 365 phishing campaign active since July 2020

Microsoft says that a year-long and highly evasive spear-phishing campaign has targeted Office 365 customers in multiple waves of attacks starting with July 2020. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Windows 11 gets new versions of Snipping Tool, Mail, and Calculator

Microsoft is rolling out its first Windows 11 app updates with new versions of the Calculator, Mail and Calendar, and the Snipping Tool apps. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Notorious AlphaBay darknet market comes back to life

The AlphaBay darkweb market has come back to life after an administrator of the original project relaunched it over the weekend. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Ukraine shuts down money laundering cryptocurrency exchanges

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) took down a network of cryptocurrency exchanges used to anonymize transactions since the beginning of 2021. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Ransomware gang uses PrintNightmare to breach Windows servers

Ransomware operators have added PrintNightmare exploits to their arsenal and are targeting Windows servers to deploy Magniber ransomware payloads. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Microsoft confirms another Windows print spooler zero-day bug

Microsoft has issued an advisory for another zero-day Windows print spooler vulnerability tracked as CVE-2021-36958 that allows local attackers to gain SYSTEM privileges on a computer. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Hacker behind biggest cryptocurrency heist ever returns stolen funds

The threat actor who hacked Poly Network's cross-chain interoperability protocol yesterday to steal over $600 million worth of cryptocurrency assets is now returning the stolen funds. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Accenture confirms hack after LockBit ransomware data leak threats

Accenture, a global IT consultancy giant has likely been hit by a ransomware cyberattack. The ransomware group LockBit is threatening to publish data on its leak site within hours, as seen by BleepingComputer. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

New AdLoad malware variant slips through Apple's XProtect defenses

A new AdLoad malware variant is slipping through Apple's YARA signature-based XProtect built-in antivirus tech to infect Macs. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Kaseya's universal REvil decryption key leaked on a hacking forum

The universal decryption key for REvil's attack on Kaseya's customers has been leaked on hacking forums allowing researchers their first glimpse of the mysterious key. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Microsoft revives deprecated RDCMan after fixing security flaw

Microsoft has revived the Remote Desktop Connection Manager (RDCMan) app that was deprecated last year due to an important severity information disclosure bug the company decided not to fix. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Adobe fixes critical preauth vulnerabilities in Magento

Adobe has released a large Patch Tuesday security update that fixes critical vulnerabilities in Magento and important bugs in Adobe Connect. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Crytek confirms Egregor ransomware attack, customer data theft

Game developer and publisher Crytek has confirmed that the Egregor ransomware gang breached its network in October 2020, encrypting systems and stealing files containing customers' personal info later leaked on the gang's dark web leak site. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Windows security update blocks PetitPotam NTLM relay attacks

Microsoft has released security updates that block the PetitPotam NTLM relay attack that allows a threat actor to take over a Windows domain. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Microsoft August 2021 Patch Tuesday fixes 3 zero-days, 44 flaws

Today is Microsoft's August 2021 Patch Tuesday, and with it comes fixes for three zero-day vulnerabilities and a total of 44 flaws, so please be nice to your Windows admins as they scramble to installed patches. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Microsoft fixes Windows Print Spooler PrintNightmare vulnerability

Microsoft has fixed the PrintNightmare vulnerability in the Windows Print Spooler by requiring users to have administrative privileges when using the Point and Print feature to install printer drivers. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Over $600 million reportedly stolen in cryptocurrency hack

Over $611 million have reportedly been stolen in one of the largest cryptocurrency hacks. Decentralized cross-chain protocol and network, Poly Network announced today that it was attacked with cryptocurrency assets having successfully been transferred into the attackers' wallets. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Firefox adds enhanced cookie clearing, HTTPS by default in private browsing

Mozilla says that, starting in Firefox 91 released today, users will be able to fully erase the browser history for all visited websites which prevents privacy violations due to "sneaky third-party cookies sticking around." | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

eCh0raix ransomware now targets both QNAP and Synology NAS devices

A newly discovered eCh0raix ransomware variant has added support for encrypting both QNAP and Synology Network-Attached Storage (NAS) devices. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

One million stolen credit cards leaked to promote carding market

 A threat actor is promoting a new criminal carding marketplace by releasing one million credit cards stolen between 2018 and 2019 on hacking forums. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

FlyTrap malware hijacks thousands of Facebook accounts

A new Android threat that researchers call FlyTrap has been hijacking Facebook accounts of users in more than 140 countries by stealing session cookies. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Microsoft adds Fusion ransomware attack detection to Azure Sentinel

Microsoft says that the Azure Sentinel cloud-native SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) platform is now able to detect potential ransomware activity using the Fusion machine learning model. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Mozilla tests if 'Firefox/100.0' user agent breaks websites

Mozilla has launched an experiment where they change the Firefox browser user agent to a three-digit "Firefox/100.0" version to see if it will break websites. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Google drops Bluetooth Titan Security Keys in favor of NFC versions

Google is discontinuing the Bluetooth Titan Security Key to focus on security keys with Near Field Communication (NFC) functionality. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

New ASUS BIOS updates enable TPM 2.0 support for Windows 11

ASUS has released BIOS updates for over two hundred motherboard models to automatically enable the built-in TPM 2.0 security process so that users can upgrade to Windows 11. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Synology warns of malware infecting NAS devices with ransomware

Taiwan-based NAS maker Synology has warned customers that the StealthWorker botnet is targeting their network-attached storage devices in ongoing brute-force attacks. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Windows 11: The top most requested features and changes

When Microsoft released the first preview build of Windows 11, it was met with praise by many, but also disappointment that many features users have to come to love were suddenly missing. Below we have compiled the most requested features and changes that users want in Windows 11 … | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Australian govt warns of escalating LockBit ransomware attacks

The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) warns of an increase of LockBit 2.0 ransomware attacks against Australian organizations starting July 2021. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Microsoft Exchange servers scanned for ProxyShell vulnerability, Patch Now

Threat actors are now actively scanning for the Microsoft Exchange ProxyShell remote code execution vulnerabilities after technical details were released at the Black Hat conference. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Actively exploited bug bypasses authentication on millions of routers

Threat actors actively exploit a critical authentication bypass vulnerability impacting home routers with Arcadyan firmware to take them over and deploy Mirai botnet malicious payloads. | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago

Go, Rust "net" library affected by critical IP address validation vulnerability

The commonly used "net" library in Go and Rust languages is also impacted by the mixed-format IP address validation vulnerability. The bug has to do with how "net" treats IP addresses as decimal, even when they are provided in a mixed (octal-decimal) format, and therefore making … | Continue reading


@bleepingcomputer.com | 2 years ago