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RDP Hijacked for Lateral Movement in 69% of Attacks - Infosecurity Magazine

RDP Hijacked for Lateral Movement in 69% of Attacks - Infosecurity Magazine
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iTWire - Median attacker dwell time takes 11 days, ransomware widely used: report

iTWire - Median attacker dwell time takes 11 days, ransomware widely used: report
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Disruptionware: A New Cyber Threat Targeting Critical Infrastructure | Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Disruptionware is an emerging type of cyberattack calculated not only to disrupt the availability, integrity and confidentiality of victims’ data, systems and networks, but also to interrupt or shut down the essential business operations functions of its victims. More destructive than traditional malware and ransomware attacks which typically only target a victim’s systems and networks, disruptionware attacks target both the “information technology” (IT) and “operational technology” (OT) networks of its victims. In other words, disruptionware attacks target victims’ physical infrastructure and their ability to operate, as well as their networks, systems and/or data.

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FIN7 Backdoor Masquerades as Ethical Hacking Tool

minute read Share this article: The financially motivated cybercrime gang behind the Carbanak RAT is back with the Lizar malware, which can harvest all kinds of info from Windows machines. The notorious FIN7 cybercrime gang, a financially motivated group, is spreading a backdoor called Lizar under the guise of being a Windows pen-testing tool for ethical hackers. According to the BI.ZONE Cyber Threats Research Team, FIN7 is pretending to be a legitimate organization that hawks a security-analysis tool. They go to great lengths for verisimilitude, researchers said: “These groups hire employees who are not even aware that they are working with real malware or that their employer is a real criminal group.”

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Verizon: Pandemic Ushers in ⅓ More Cyber Misery

minute read Share this article: The DBIR – Verizon’s 2021 data breach report – shows spikes in sophisticated phishing, financially motivated cyberattacks and a criminal focus on web-application servers. Thanks for just showing up, said the team that cranked out the Verizon 2021 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR). It’s quite the accomplishment that we all made it through the “often frightening and always unpredictable dystopian wasteland that was 2020,” the carrier noted, with cybersecurity practitioners still “having enough interest and energy to care about making the world a safer place.” This latest edition of the long-running DBIR couldn’t help waxing rueful about the past year, which saw sharp spikes in cyberattacks as COVID-19 gave rise to pandemic-themed spear-phishing, brute-force attacks on remote workers, and a focus on exploiting or abusing collaboration platforms.

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