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Android App with 50,000 Downloads in Google Play Turned into Spyware via Update On May 24, 2023, the cybersecurity firm ESET reported that a screen recording application called “iRecorder – Screen Recorder” that had more than 50,000 downloads in Google Play was trojanized through an update. Initially published without malicious functionality in September 2021, the…
Phishing Campaigns Use SuperMailer to Evade Email Security A high-volume, credential-harvesting campaign is using a legitimate email newsletter program called SuperMailer to send phishing emails designed to evade secure email gateway (SEG) protections. This campaign’s monthly volume has more than doubled in three out of the past four months, accounting for a significant 5% of…
Cybercriminals Double Size of Large-Scale Phishing Campaign with SuperMailer The use of legitimate tools for nefarious purposes is an age-old problem in cybersecurity. Recently, cybercriminals have been abusing the SuperMailer newsletter distribution app to launch a large-scale credential phishing campaign since January 2023, which has doubled in size each passing month. As per Cofense, this…
Phone Scamming Kingpin Gets 13 Years for Running “iSpoof” Service On May 22, 2023, it was reported that a UK court had sentenced Tejay Fletcher, the kingpin behind the “iSpoof” service, to 13 years and 4 months in prison. The online service allowed users to spoof their caller ID, essentially faking their identity when calling…
Perimeter 81’s Network Security Platform Aims to Save Time for IT Managers In today’s digital age, network security has become paramount to any organization seeking to protect against cybercrime. The prevalence of scams and fraudulent activities, such as iSpoofing, has brought to the fore the need for businesses and individuals to take appropriate measures to…
Cybercrime: US Teenager Indicted for Credential Stuffing Attack on Fantasy Sports Website The Details On May 19, 2023, Ionut Arghire reported an alleged cybercrime perpetrated by a Wisconsin teenager, Joseph Garrison. Garrison is accused of launching a credential stuffing attack on a fantasy sports and betting website, resulting in around 60,000 user accounts being affected….
Cybercrime FIN7 Resumes Ransomware Attacks A financially motivated cybercrime group with a notorious history, commonly known as FIN7, has launched a new wave of opportunistic ransomware attacks last month, marking the end of its 通過 o-year hiatus. The group had previously targeted the US retail, restaurant, and hospitality sectors and had not been involved in…
Tech mandated by UK Online Safety Bill ‘could turn phones into surveillance tools’ The fear of mass surveillance has been exacerbated with a new study from Imperial College London, which found that tech mandated by the UK Government’s Online Safety Bill could be used to turn millions of phones into facial recognition tools. This technology,…
Cybercrime Researchers Identify Second Developer of ‘Golden Chickens’ Malware Security researchers have identified the second developer of ‘Golden Chickens’, a malware suite notorious for its use by financially-motivated hacking groups Cobalt Group and FIN6. The malware was offered under a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) model since 2018. It has been extensively used by the Russia-based Cobalt Group…