Category Security

ChatGPT Used to Develop New Malicious Tools

Cybercriminals continue to use OpenAI’s ChatGPT to develop new malicious tools such as infostealers, multi-layer encryption tools, and dark web marketplace scripts. news from Checkpoint survey (CPR) experts released new recommendations on their findings last Friday. “In underground hacking forums,…

Why Do User Permissions Matter for SaaS Security?

January 9, 2023hacker newsSaaS Security / SSPM Solution Earlier this year, attackers compromised Mailchimp, a popular SaaS email marketing platform. They viewed over 300 Mailchimp customer accounts and exported audience data from 102 of them. This breach was preceded by…

Freejacking Campaign by PurpleUrchin Bypasses Captchas

A South African threat actor known as “Automated Libra” is improving its techniques to exploit cloud platform resources for cryptocurrency mining. according to Palo Alto Networks In Unit 42, the threat actor uses a new captcha resolution system, uses CPU…

FCC Wants to Accelerate Breach Reporting for Telcos

US telecommunications regulators are proposing enhanced breach notification requirements for incidents of customer information compromise. The FCC has announced that it will begin a “procedure” to update its rules in line with infringement notification laws covering other sectors at the…

Threat Actors Spread RAT Via Pokemon NFT Card Site

Security experts have warned of a new phishing campaign that uses the popularity of Pokémon and NFTs to trick users into unknowingly downloading remote access tools (RATs). The fake Pokemon card game page was discovered by the AhnLab Security E-response…

API Vulnerabilities Uncovered in 16 Major Car Brands

January 9, 2023Rabbi Lakshmananautomotive security Multiple bugs affecting millions of vehicles from 16 different manufacturers can be exploited to unlock, start and track vehicles, and potentially impact vehicle owners’ privacy there is. Security vulnerabilities in automotive APIs and software in…