Researchers from ETH Zurich conducted a study to investigate who is more prone to fall victim to phishing cyberattacks in a corporate context. The study involved 14,733 participants and was…
Tag: Heimdal
Cobalt Strike Is Being Installed by Emotet for Faster Attacks
Emotet belongs to the malware strain known as banking Trojans, and it primarily spreads through malspam. The messages used by Emotet often contain familiar branding, mimicking the email format of well-known…
CEO Fraud Emails – Not Every Money Transfer Request You Receive Is Legit
You know the saying If it’s too good to be true, then it probably is? The same could go with If it’s too pressing to be true, it probably is…
A List of Vulnerable Products to the Log4j Vulnerability
Two days ago, we wrote a post about the Log4j vulnerability that is currently wreaking havoc on the cyberthreat landscape. The flaw stands for an open-source Java logging library. By…
IIS Extensible Web Server Used to Steal Microsoft Exchange Credentials
Cybercriminals are installing a new malicious add-on for the IIS web server on Microsoft Exchange Outlook Web Access (OWA) servers to collect login information and remotely perform commands on the…
Karakurt: Another Threat Actor Group on the Cyberthreat Landscape
Accenture’s team of researchers has identified a threat actor group dubbed Karakurt, as the group calls itself. The hacking gang was first discovered during the month of June this year.…
French Users and Orgs Targeted by TinyNuke Info-Stealing Malware
According to security researchers, the TinyNuke banking malware (also known as Nukebot) has resurfaced in a new operation exclusively targeting French users and organizations with invoice-themed email lures. The targets…