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Rapper Scams $1.2M in COVID-19 Relief, Gloats with ‘EDD’ Video October 19, 2020
"Nuke Bizzle" faces 22 years in prison after brazenly bragging about an identity-theft campaign in his music video, "EDD."
Becky Bracken
DOJ Charges 6 Sandworm APT Members in NotPetya Cyberattacks October 19, 2020
DOJ charges six Russian nationals for their alleged part in the NotPetya, Ukraine power grid and Olympics cyberattacks.
Lindsey O'Donnell
GravityRAT Comes Back to Earth with Android, macOS Spyware October 19, 2020
The espionage tool masquerades as legitimate applications and robs victims blind of their data.
Tara Seals
Overlay Malware Targets Windows Users with a DLL Hijack Twist October 19, 2020
Brazilians are warned of a new Vizom malware masquerading as video conferencing and browser software.
Tom Spring
Ryuk Ransomware Gang Uses Zerologon Bug for Lightning-Fast Attack October 19, 2020
Researchers said the group was able to move from initial phish to full domain-wide encryption in just five hours.
Tara Seals
Microsoft Exchange, Outlook Under Siege By APTs October 19, 2020
A new threat report shows that APTs are switching up their tactics when exploiting Microsoft services like Exchange and OWA, in order to avoid detection.
Lindsey O'Donnell
Game Titles Watch Dogs: Legion, Albion Both Targeted by Hackers October 19, 2020
In both cases, cybercriminals claim to have reams of information for the popular gaming titles.
Tara Seals
Microsoft is the Most-Imitated Brand for Phishing Emails October 19, 2020
The shift to remote working spurred Microsoft and Amazon to the top of the heap for cybercriminals to use as lures in the third quarter.
Tara Seals
Phishers Capitalize on Headlines with Breakneck Speed October 16, 2020
Marking a pivot from COVID-19 scams, researchers track a single threat actor through the evolution from the pandemic to PayPal, and on to more timely voter scams -- all with the same infrastructure.
Becky Bracken
Microsoft Fixes RCE Flaws in Out-of-Band Windows Update October 16, 2020
The two important-severity flaws in Microsoft Windows Codecs Library and Visual Studio Code could enable remote code execution.
Lindsey O'Donnell