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Malicious actors are leveraging peak travel and vacation times

Cybercriminals are exploiting increased traffic during Labor Day and holiday seasons, targeting vulnerable travel sites.
Organizations must prioritize API security to protect consumers and maintain trust.

Ransomware crews lean into infostealers for initial access

Infostealers are gaining popularity among cybercriminals for easy access into organizations' IT environments.
Methods such as brute-force attacks, credential stuffing, and exploiting vulnerabilities are common ways for cybercriminals to gain access to systems.

Low-level cybercriminals are pouncing on CrowdStrike-connected outage

Cybercriminals exploit CrowdStrike Falcon software update issue with malicious activities.

New research finds open-source code accelerated supply chain cyberattacks in 2023

Open-source code and legitimate hacking tools are contributing to the rise of software supply chain attacks.
More cybercriminal groups are sharing open-source tools and resources, making it easier for attackers to launch these attacks.

Malicious actors are leveraging peak travel and vacation times

Cybercriminals are exploiting increased traffic during Labor Day and holiday seasons, targeting vulnerable travel sites.
Organizations must prioritize API security to protect consumers and maintain trust.

Ransomware crews lean into infostealers for initial access

Infostealers are gaining popularity among cybercriminals for easy access into organizations' IT environments.
Methods such as brute-force attacks, credential stuffing, and exploiting vulnerabilities are common ways for cybercriminals to gain access to systems.

Low-level cybercriminals are pouncing on CrowdStrike-connected outage

Cybercriminals exploit CrowdStrike Falcon software update issue with malicious activities.

New research finds open-source code accelerated supply chain cyberattacks in 2023

Open-source code and legitimate hacking tools are contributing to the rise of software supply chain attacks.
More cybercriminal groups are sharing open-source tools and resources, making it easier for attackers to launch these attacks.
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IT helpdeskers increasingly targeted by cybercriminals

IT helpdesk workers are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, a trend growing in success.
Attacks involve pretending to be an employee, requesting changes to identity access, and registering their device for insider access.

Ransomware attacks aren't as sophisticated as you'd think

Cybercriminals are self-centered and egotistical.
Ransomware gangs are known to scam and betray each other.

Warzone RAT Sales and Support Actors in Malta and Nigeria Charged in U.S. Federal Indictments

Federal authorities seized internet domains used to sell RAT malware
Individuals in Malta and Nigeria were indicted for selling malware and supporting cybercriminals
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