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Sandboxes are synonymous with dynamic malware analysis. They help to execute malicious files in a safe virtual environment and observe their behavior. However, they also offer plenty of value in...
A new Android trojan called SoumniBot has been detected in the wild targeting users in South Korea by leveraging weaknesses in the manifest extraction and parsing procedure. The malware is...
As many as 37 individuals have been arrested as part of an international crackdown on a cybercrime service called LabHost that has been used by criminal actors to steal personal credentials from...
Will LabHost stay offline following this latest action, or will it bounce back like LockBit seemingly did after the National Crime Agency - the UK's FBI - and its partners dramatically attempted to dismantle the crew earlier this year? Richter told us LabHost, at its peak, offered phishing kits for about 170 organizations, 47 of which had a UK focus.
The LabHost phishing-as-a-service platform has been disrupted in a year-long global law enforcement operation that compromised the infrastructure and arrested 37 suspects, among them the original developer. The phishing platform launched in 2021 and enabled cybercriminals paying a monthly subscription fee to launch effective attacks using a variety of phishing kits for banks and services in North America.
Law enforcement from 19 countries severely disrupted one of the world's largest phishing-as-a-service platform, known as LabHost. International investigation disrupts phishing-as-a-service platform LabHost.
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Threat actors are actively exploiting critical vulnerabilities in OpenMetadata to gain unauthorized access to Kubernetes workloads and leverage them for cryptocurrency mining activity. That's...
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Since June 2023, Sophos X-Ops has discovered 19 junk gun ransomware variants - cheap, independently produced, and crudely constructed - on the dark web. "Over the past two months some of the biggest players in the ransomware ecosystem have disappeared or shut down, and, in the past, we've also seen ransomware affiliates vent their anger over the profit-sharing scheme of RaaS. Nothing within the cybercrime world stays static forever, and these cheap versions of off-the-shelf ransomware may be the next evolution in the ransomware ecosystem-especially for lower-skilled cyber attackers simply looking to make a profit rather than a name for themselves," Budd concluded.