Double Extortion Ransomware Attacks That Publish Victim Data Increase 935%
According to new data, the number of victim companies impacted by double extortion has jumped from 229 by the first half of 2020 to nearly
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Embedded Email Attacks Are on the Rise and Aren’t Being Detected by Security Solutions
This classic tactic is making a comeback and is elegantly simple to execute, yet sufficiently complex enough to keep email scanning solutions from seeing it
Spam Calling Rates Spike Globally
Spam calls in the US spiked in October, according to Truecaller’s annual Global Spam Report. The report observed that Truecaller customers in the US received
Whitelisting On Known Headers Not Recommended
We found a discussion on Twitter about this topic and we thought it would be useful to provide to provide the correct technical background related
noPac: A Tale of Two Vulnerabilities That Could End in Ransomware
While the focus in mid-December 2021 has been on Log4j vulnerabilities, two weaponized Windows privilege escalation vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-42278 and CVE-2021-42287) also pose a serious risk
Log4j Vulnerability FAQs
Last Updated: December 17, 2021 Introduction On December 9, 2021, the Apache Software Foundation released Log4j 2.15.0 to resolve a critical remote code execution vulnerability
Log4Shell: Easy to Launch the Attack but Hard to Stick the Landing?
Since December 9, 2021, organizations have been working hard to understand their exposure to Log4j remote code execution vulnerability CVE-2021-44228 (also known as Log4Shell) and
[EYE OPENER] New EU Phishing Study Shows That Crowd-sourcing Phishing Defense Is Successful
A Swiss phishing study involving roughly 15,000 participants in a 15-month experiment produced some interesting results. The study was run by researchers at ETH Zurich,
[EYE OPENER] New EU Phishing Study Shows That Crowd-sourcing Phishing Alerts Is Successful
A Swiss phishing study involving roughly 15,000 participants in a 15-month experiment produced some interesting results. The study was run by researchers at ETH Zurich,
$148 Million Lost to Gift Card Scams in 2021 (So Far)
A US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) data spotlight has found that people in the US lost $148 million to gift-card-related scams in the first nine