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Cyberattacks targeting Active Directory (AD) are on the upswing, putting pressure on AD, identity, and security teams to monitor the constantly shifting AD-focused threat landscape. To help IT pros better understand and guard against attacks involving AD, the Semperis Research Team offers this monthly roundup of recent cyberattacks that used AD to introduce or propagate malware. In this April roundup, the Semperis Research Team highlights identity-related cyberattacks, including ransomware attacks on UK-based education charity Harris Federation and ... The post Identity A...

iTWire Friday, 30 April 2021 10:34 Password firm blames customers for posting advisories on social media Shares Image by WAQAR AHMAD from Pixabay The Australian company behind a password manager that was subjected to a supply chain attack is blaming customers who post its advisories about the attack on social media, claiming this may lead to related attacks. Adelaide-based an advisory posted on Wednesday: "The number of affected customers is still very low. Only customers that performed In-Place Upgrades between the times stated above are believed to be affected. "Customers...

The password manager maker has refused to answer questions about the breach.

A sign is posted on the exterior of Twitter headquarters in San Francisco, California. The company warned developers that a bug may have exposed their APIs and tokens. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Australian password security company Click Studios said it believes only a small fraction of its 29,000 customers were affected by a breach caused by a corrupted update containing malicious code. Meanwhile, customers posting correspondence from the company on social media may be unwittingly feeding into new phishing schemes. In a new advisory posted on their website, Click Studios provided an upda...

The Click Studios' Passwordstate user interface (Source: Click Studios) Attackers implanted malware into Click Studios' Passwordstate password manager update process, potentially exposing 29,000 users to exfiltration of passwords and other data, the company reports. In an incident management advisory issued Saturday, Australia-based Click Studios says any customer that performed an "in place upgrade" for its password manager software between 8:33 p.m. UTC April 20 and 12:30 a.m. UTC April 22 may have downloaded the malware. The company, however, says those who upgraded outside this time fram...