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ShadowSyndicate: A New Player in the RaaS Landscape - Vimarsana News

ShadowSyndicate: A New Player in the RaaS Landscape

An apparently new hacking group has connections to a number of name-brand ransomware-as-a-service groups including Conti spinoffs and possibly Clop, making it a

View to a Phish: W3LL Specializes in Microsoft 365 Hacking - Vimarsana News

View to a Phish: W3LL Specializes in Microsoft 365 Hacking

A sophisticated phishing toolkit called W3LL Panel has been used to exploit at least 8,000 endpoints since the middle of last year to perpetrate costly business

Group-IB detects $64.5M phishing scam in APAC - Vimarsana News

Group-IB detects $64.5M phishing scam in APAC

Australia, Singapore and Malaysia were hit hard by Classiscam’s global campaign.

Group-IB wins prestigious Red Dot Design Award with innovative Managed XDR solution - Vimarsana News

Group-IB wins prestigious Red Dot Design Award with innovative Managed XDR solution

/PRNewswire/ -- Group-IB, a global cybersecurity leader headquartered in Singapore, is proud to announce that the company's Managed XDR solution has won the...

Hackers exploit WinRAR zero-day bug to steal funds from broker accounts - Vimarsana News

Hackers exploit WinRAR zero-day bug to steal funds from broker accounts

Cybercriminals are exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in WinRAR, the venerable shareware archiving tool for Windows, to target traders and steal funds. Cybersecurity company Group-IB discovered the vulnerability, which affects the processing of the ZIP file format by WinRAR, in June. The zero-day flaw — meaning the vendor had no time, or zero days, to fix it before it was exploited — allows hackers to hide malicious scripts in archive files masquerading as “.jpg” images or “.txt” files, for example, to compromise target machines.

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