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Someone managed to enter a Zoom meeting held in the Italian Senate and share adult content inspired by the Final Fantasy game franchise. When the pandemic hit, many video conferencing companies were caught off guard. Many didn't offer the necessary security or account for people's willingness to bypass the existing feeble security measures. It took a long time before conferencing solutions offered the right tools to secure meetings, but even those tools apparently aren't enough if the ultimate
The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) has issued a flash alert connecting Diavol ransomware to the threat actors behind the Trickbot banking Trojan. The FBI’s cyber division says it first learned of Diavol ransomware in October 2021. Analysts quickly associated the data-encrypting malware to the developers of Trickbot, the infamous banking Trojan with capabilities that make for a modular malware ecosystem. Trickbot attack vectors include batch files, email phishing, Google Docs, fake
Bank Indonesia (BI), the central bank of the Republic of Indonesia, confirmed a ransomware attack hit its networks last month. During the attack, on a central bank office on the island of Sumatra, the perpetrators allegedly stole “non-critical” employee data and deployed ransomware payloads on several devices on its network, according to CNN Indonesia [https://www.cnnindonesia.com/teknologi/20220120191930-185-749298/ahli-sebut-geng-ransomware-conti-yang-bobol-bi-peretas-berbahaya] . As Reuters
Crypto.com confirmed that the high-profile cyberattack it suffered recently resulted in the compromise of more than 400 customer accounts, but the company insisted that the customers’ funds are safe [https://www.bitdefender.com/blog/hotforsecurity/crypto-com-admits-security-incident-assures-clients-funds-are-safe/] . The company’s CEO, Kris Marszalek said in a Bloomberg Live interview [https://twitter.com/BloombergLive/status/1483841347824099330] that the attack on the platform affected around
