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FBI warns of vishing attacks stealing corporate accounts By The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued a notification warning of ongoing vishing attacks attempting to steal corporate accounts and credentials for network access and privilege escalation from US and international-based employees. Vishing (also known as voice phishing) is a social engineering attack where attackers impersonate a trusted entity during a voice call to persuade their targets into revealing sensitive information such as banking or login credentials. According to the TLP:WHITE Private Industry Notifica...

Pro-Trump 'Enemies of the People' doxing site is still active By Enemies of the People, the website inciting violence against U.S. officials who refused to support the President's claims to voter fraud, is still active and continues to expose personal details from more individuals. The main site went offline shortly before a report from the FBI emerged saying that Iranian actors were "almost certainly" behind the campaign but just days after the New Year, it was back up publishing personal information. FBI is on the case In a new PSA on Friday, the FBI alerted that "Enemies of the People" ...

A bug in Windows 10 causes the operating system to crash with a Blue Screen of Death simply by opening a certain path in a browser's address bar or using other Windows commands.

Scotland environmental regulator hit by ‘ongoing’ ransomware attack By 11:22 AM The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) confirmed on Thursday that some of its contact center, internal systems, processes and internal communications were affected following a ransomware attack that took place on Christmas Eve. "SEPA confirms ongoing ransomware attack likely to be by international serious and organised cyber-crime groups intent on disrupting public services and extorting public funds," the agency said. SEPA added that, after isolating the compromised systems, recovery will proba...

A recent data breach at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, known as Te Pūtea Matua, was caused by attackers exploiting a critical vulnerability patched the same day.