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The software update that spread NotPetya also unleashed a 'not-WannaCry' ransomware
Ransomware that posed as WannaCry was delivered with NotPetya through the same poisoned software update from a Ukraine software vendor.
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'Crashover' malware for power sector can cause black outs
Researchers uncover well-crafted malware that's designed to disrupt core electricity substation equipment to cause outages.
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DNC hackers worked with at least six zero-day exploits
Hackers behind the US Democratic National Committee (DNC) breach and several other profile cyberattacks had at least six zero-day exploits on hand and a custom-made exploit kit.
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Australian targets figure highly in latest wave of ransomware attacks
Ransomware perpetrators have stepped up their targeting of Australia with campaigns built around ransomware-laced messages purportedly from police and postal authorities, security firm ESET has reported as industry figures suggest the rising tide of ransomware attacks against Australian targets is showing no signs of abating.
David Braue | 02 Sep | Read more
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Cybercriminals are Adapting to the Changing Times. Are You?
Cybercriminals are adapting to a changing world. And while that’s obvious to the everyone working in security, ESETs Chief Research Officer Juraj Malcho wonders whether we are doing enough to adapt to a rapidly changing threat landscape.