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minute read Share this article: Researchers allege that software used for downloading Android apps onto PCs and Macs has been compromised to install malware onto victim devices. Researchers allege, attackers have compromised the update mechanism of NoxPlayer, which is software that allows gamers to run Android apps on their PCs or Macs. They then installed malware onto victims’ devices with surveillance-related capabilities. NoxPlayer is developed by BigNox, which is a China-base...

Earlier this month alarm bells rang in the US after an IT management software provider SolarWinds found a massive breach in its network. Alleged Russian hackers managed to invade the network and stay hidden for nearly nine months before trojanizing an update to get into its clients networks. The massive hack had over a dozen US government agencies breached beside private companies like Cisco and Microsoft. Now, Vietnam is under a similar supply-chain attack, compromising government agencies and...

Software Supply-Chain Attack Hits Vietnam Government Certification Authority Cybersecurity researchers today disclosed a new supply-chain attack targeting the Vietnam Government Certification Authority (VGCA) that compromised the agencys digital signature toolkit to install a backdoor on victim systems. Uncovered by Slovak internet security company ESET early this month, the "SignSight" attack involved modifying software installers hosted on the CAs website ("ca.gov.vn") to insert a spyware too...

Share ESET researchers have uncovered a supply-chain attack on the website of a government in Southeast Asia. Just a few weeks after the supply-chain attack on the Able Desktop software, another similar attack occurred on the website of the Vietnam Government Certification Authority (VGCA): ca.gov.vn. The attackers modified two of the software installers available for download on this website and added a backdoor in order to compromise users of the legitimate application. ES...

The attack is believed to have taken place earlier this year, in June, according to a report published today by Slovak security firm ESET. The hackers targeted an app called Able Desktop, developed by a local company named Able Software. According to the companys website, the app is an add-on that provides instant messaging capabilities to the companys main product, a human resources management (HRM) platform. Able Software claims its platform is used by more than 430 Mongolian government age...

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