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Based in Foster City, California, Qualys sells cloud-based IT, security and compliance products and has about 19,000 customers across 130 countries. In a statement released Wednesday evening, the company says it uses FTA solely "to transfer files as part of our customer support system." While customer data was stolen, Qualys says that attackers did not breach its "production environments, codebase or customer data hosted on the Qualys Cloud Platform," and that all of its services remain operational and are functioning normally. Qualys issued its statement after the Clop - aka Cl0p - ransomwar...
Malwarebytesâ exposé of LazyScripter revealed that the group has operated since at least 2018, targeting International Air Transport Association (IATA) members, airlines and immigrants seeking employment in Canada. (Scazon/CC BY 2.0) With cybercriminals commonly sharing tactics and techniques on underground forums, and with digital adversaries frequently leveraging many of the same commodity malwares and commercially available tools, it can be difficult to assign attribution to a cyber campaign. So when researchers claim to uncover that a previously unknown APT group is behind a serie...
What We Know About the Hackers Behind the Accellion Data Breach Share Filed to:advanced persistent threat Photo: KIRILL KUDRYAVTSEV/AFP, Getty Images To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. It’s been a mystery as to who is responsible for the disastrous pummelling of Accellion, the global cloud provider that, in December, suffered through a large cyberattack. This week, researchers a...
Get Permission A post to RaidForums offers to share the identities of a ransomware-as-a-service operation's leadership - for a price. Maze was one of the most notorious and successful ransomware operations of recent years until its "retirement" last November. The group pioneered the data-leaking model that involves first stealing victims' data, then using the threat of leaking it to try to force victims to pay. The strategy worked, helping fuel a boom in ransomware profits and leading numerous other operations to follow suit. Unsubstantiated cybercrime forum chatter has suggested that Russia...