Cyber Security News

Dark Web Drug Dealers Moving to Android Apps
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Dark Web Drug Dealers Moving to Android Apps

The Dark Web is not only the stomping ground of hackers and ransomware operators but several other criminal activities including drug dealing. It was estimated by the United Nations that the Dark Web drug market is now over 315 million USD annually and in 2022 it was estimated that annual sales on t

The Season for Crypto Theft
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The Season for Crypto Theft

While many of us were enjoying the time spent with family and friends over the festive season, two cryptocurrency platforms were dealing with cyberattacks. In the first incident, BTC.com lost approximately 3 million USD belonging to both customers and the company, following a theft instigated by a c

Zombinder Seen Binding to Legitimate Android Apps
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Zombinder Seen Binding to Legitimate Android Apps

Android users now have another cyber security worry to add to the growing pile. According to a report published by Threat Fabric, a malware-as-a-service platform advertised on the Darknet can bind malware to legitimate Android apps. This effectively results in victims infecting themselves and evadin

Windows Malware Can Steal Data from Mobile Phones
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Windows Malware Can Steal Data from Mobile Phones

For many security firms, the dangers posed by nation-state threat actors plot the course for the dangers they face from financially motivated threat actors shortly. One such course has been potentially plotted with the discovery that a newly discovered Windows malware that acts like a backdoor is be

Docker Hub Repositories Harbour Malicious Containers
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Docker Hub Repositories Harbour Malicious Containers

In much the same way that GitHub has been used by malicious threat actors to distribute malware, it would not be long until Docker Hub would be abused for similar purposes. In a recent report published by Sysdig over 1,600 publicly available Docker Hub images are been used to hide malicious behavior

Hive Ransomware’s Victim Count in the Thousands
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Hive Ransomware’s Victim Count in the Thousands

According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Hive gang has successfully extorted over 100 million USD from approximately 1300 victims dating back to July 2021. Unfortunately, those that refuse to pay are likely to experience further ransomware payloads down the line, which is in line

Phishing-as-a-Service Platform Gets an Upgrade
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Phishing-as-a-Service Platform Gets an Upgrade

Robin Banks, the popular phishing-as-a-service (PaaS) platform amongst the cybercriminal underground, has resurfaced after previously having its backend and frontend rendered useless by Cloudflare. Now the platform has found a new hosting partner based in Russia that boasts distributed-denial-of-ser

Ransomware Continues to Steal Headlines
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Ransomware Continues to Steal Headlines

Ransomware continues to be one of, if not the primary, threat faced by organizations, particularly large corporations. On October 21, UK car dealer Pendragon released a statement to the press saying, “We have identified suspicious activity on part of our IT systems and have confirmed we experi

Is Sodinokibi Back?
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Is Sodinokibi Back?

Security researchers have recently discovered possible links between the relatively new Ransom Cartel and an old foe of many a researcher, Sodinokibi. The latter is also tracked as REvil, a pioneer in how ransomware gangs changed tactics to target large corporations and demand millions in ransom pay