#data-exfiltration tag

Information security

Cl0p data exfiltration tool found vulnerable to RCE attacks

fromHackernoon

Information security

In the Blink of an LED, Secrets Slip Away: The Rise of Optical Data Theft | HackerNoon

Growth hacking

Water Curse Hijacks 76 GitHub Accounts to Deliver Multi-Stage Malware Campaign

fromCSO Online

First-ever zero-click attack targets Microsoft 365 Copilot

EchoLeak is a zero-click vulnerability in Microsoft 365 Copilot that allows hackers to exfiltrate sensitive corporate data via a single email.

Zero-Click AI Vulnerability Exposes Microsoft 365 Copilot Data Without User Interaction

The EchoLeak vulnerability in Microsoft 365 Copilot is a severe zero-click AI attack, allowing data exfiltration without user interaction.

fromTechzine Global

3 weeks ago

Software development

Open-source malware surges 188 percent, targeting developers

fromTheregister

Information security

Cl0p data exfiltration tool found vulnerable to RCE attacks

fromHackernoon

Information security

In the Blink of an LED, Secrets Slip Away: The Rise of Optical Data Theft | HackerNoon

Growth hacking

Water Curse Hijacks 76 GitHub Accounts to Deliver Multi-Stage Malware Campaign

fromCSO Online

First-ever zero-click attack targets Microsoft 365 Copilot

EchoLeak is a zero-click vulnerability in Microsoft 365 Copilot that allows hackers to exfiltrate sensitive corporate data via a single email.

Zero-Click AI Vulnerability Exposes Microsoft 365 Copilot Data Without User Interaction

The EchoLeak vulnerability in Microsoft 365 Copilot is a severe zero-click AI attack, allowing data exfiltration without user interaction.

more#cybersecurity

fromIT Pro

3 weeks ago

Developers face a torrent of malware threats as malicious open source packages surge 188%

"Attackers are no longer simply experimenting with open source. The numbers are telling us that threat actors have identified data as the most profitable target, and developers as the easiest way in."

Privacy technologies

#ransomware

fromDatabreaches

Privacy professionals

ELENOR-corp Ransomware: A New Mimic Ransomware Variant Attacking the Healthcare Sector

fromTechCrunch

Coronavirus

Hackers are exploiting Fortinet firewall bugs to plant ransomware | TechCrunch

Cryptocurrency

Researchers Link CACTUS Ransomware Tactics to Former Black Basta Affiliates

Affiliates from the Black Basta ransomware group are transitioning to CACTUS, sharing malicious tools to maintain persistent control over infected systems.

Information security

fromSecuritymagazine

5 months ago

Ransomware incidents reached record levels in 2024

Ransomware incidents surged in 2024 with record levels of attacks and new variants posing greater threats.

fromDatabreaches

Privacy professionals

ELENOR-corp Ransomware: A New Mimic Ransomware Variant Attacking the Healthcare Sector

fromTechCrunch

Coronavirus

Hackers are exploiting Fortinet firewall bugs to plant ransomware | TechCrunch

Cryptocurrency

Researchers Link CACTUS Ransomware Tactics to Former Black Basta Affiliates

Affiliates from the Black Basta ransomware group are transitioning to CACTUS, sharing malicious tools to maintain persistent control over infected systems.

Information security

fromSecuritymagazine

5 months ago

Ransomware incidents reached record levels in 2024

Ransomware incidents surged in 2024 with record levels of attacks and new variants posing greater threats.

Node.js Malware Campaign Targets Crypto Users with Fake Binance and TradingView Installers

A malicious campaign utilizes Node.js to distribute payloads that enable data theft, masquerading as cryptocurrency trading software.

fromInfoWorld

Information security

Sonatype warns of 18,000 open source malware packages

Node JS

Node.js Malware Campaign Targets Crypto Users with Fake Binance and TradingView Installers

A malicious campaign utilizes Node.js to distribute payloads that enable data theft, masquerading as cryptocurrency trading software.

fromInfoWorld

Information security

Sonatype warns of 18,000 open source malware packages

more#malware

fromTheregister