A new variant of the Agent Tesla malware has been discovered, delivered through a lure file using the ZPAQ compression format, targeting email clients and web browsers to harvest data.
AutoZone, a major auto parts retailer, experienced a data breach due to a critical vulnerability in its MOVEit file-transfer program, resulting in unauthorized access and exfiltration of sensitive data belonging to nearly 185,000 individuals, including 293 residents of Maine.
QR code phishing, also known as quishing, is a cyber threat that manipulates QR codes to deceive individuals and redirect them to malicious websites or applications, leading to fake login pages, fraudulent transactions, or malware installation.
Idaho National Laboratory, a renowned US laboratory specializing in cybersecurity, nuclear research, and clean energy, recently suffered a significant data breach caused by a hacking group known as SiegeSec, resulting in the leakage of sensitive employee data and raising concerns about the security of critical US infrastructure and potential national security risks.
The ‘Konni’ malware campaign utilizes Word documents with malicious macros to infect Windows systems, stealing login credentials, executing remote commands, and downloading/uploading files.
The Kinsing malware targets Linux-based systems and exploits a critical vulnerability in Apache ActiveMQ to deploy cryptocurrency-mining scripts, causing significant damage to infrastructure and system performance.
