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A week in security (August 15 - August 21)
Last week on Malwarebytes Labs:
● Donut breach: Lessons from pen-tester Mike Miller: Lock and Code S03E17
● Introducing Malwarebytes Cloud Storage Scanning: How to scan for malware in cloud file storage repositories
● JSSLoader: the shellcode edition
● CISA and FBI issue alert about Zeppelin ransomware
● How to secure a Windows PC for your kids
● Ransomwater confusion, does the criminal know who the victim is?
● Update Chrome now! Google issues patch for zero-day spotted in the wild
● Nearly 2,000 Signal users affected by Twilio phishing attack
● $6 million heist targets video game skin trading site
● Urgent update for macOS and iOS! Two actively exploited zero-days fixed
● Bad rhythm: Janet Jackson song resonates poorly with some old hard drives
● How IT teams can prevent phishing attacks with Malwarebytes DNS filtering
● Attackers waited until holidays to hit US government
● Business Services industry targeted across the country for backdoor access
● Spying on the spies. See what JavaScript commands get injected by in-app browsers
● Explained: Steganography
● Tech support scammers target Microsoft users with fake Office 365 USB sticks
Stay safe!
via Malwarebytes Labs
Last week on Malwarebytes Labs:
● Donut breach: Lessons from pen-tester Mike Miller: Lock and Code S03E17
● Introducing Malwarebytes Cloud Storage Scanning: How to scan for malware in cloud file storage repositories
● JSSLoader: the shellcode edition
● CISA and FBI issue alert about Zeppelin ransomware
● How to secure a Windows PC for your kids
● Ransomwater confusion, does the criminal know who the victim is?
● Update Chrome now! Google issues patch for zero-day spotted in the wild
● Nearly 2,000 Signal users affected by Twilio phishing attack
● $6 million heist targets video game skin trading site
● Urgent update for macOS and iOS! Two actively exploited zero-days fixed
● Bad rhythm: Janet Jackson song resonates poorly with some old hard drives
● How IT teams can prevent phishing attacks with Malwarebytes DNS filtering
● Attackers waited until holidays to hit US government
● Business Services industry targeted across the country for backdoor access
● Spying on the spies. See what JavaScript commands get injected by in-app browsers
● Explained: Steganography
● Tech support scammers target Microsoft users with fake Office 365 USB sticks
Stay safe!
via Malwarebytes Labs
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