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Microsoft Suspends Dev Accounts That Used Its Certs to Authenticate Malware

IT Toolbox

Multiple threat actors have leveraged malware signed with fraudulently obtained certificates to deploy Hive and possibly other ransomware. The post Microsoft Suspends Dev Accounts That Used Its Certs to Authenticate Malware appeared first on.

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Mobile Malware Uses Deepfakes, Social Engineering to Bypass Biometric Authentication

SecureWorld News

A sophisticated form of mobile malware dubbed "GoldPickaxe" has been uncovered, which collects facial recognition data to produce deepfake videos, enabling hackers to bypass biometric authentication protections on banking apps. The malware has been active since 2023, specifically targeting victims in Vietnam and Thailand.

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Ask.com serves as a conduit for malware - again

Network World

In both cases attackers managed to infiltrate the Ask.com updater infrastructure to the point that they used legitimate Ask signing certificates to authenticate malware that was masquerading as software updates.

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Triumfant Launches Memory Process Scanner Module to Detect and Stop In-Memory Attacks

CTOvision

Solution provides real-time detection, identification, and mitigation of advanced malware that operates in endpoint volatile memory . product suite, combines Triumfant’s unique, patented malware detection software with new tools that can accurately track malware functionality operating in the volatile memory of the endpoint machine.

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Cookie theft threat: When Multi-Factor authentication is not enough

Tech Republic Security

A lot of companies have deployed multi-factor authentication, yet attackers have some ways to bypass it—the most used one being cookie theft. The post Cookie theft threat: When Multi-Factor authentication is not enough appeared first on TechRepublic.

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Hackers are using Punycode to create authentic-looking URLs in Google ads

TechSpot

A common tactic for getting people to download and install malware is to trick them into clicking a search ad disguised as the legit company that makes the desired software. Malwarebytes reports that attackers now use Punycode in Google Ads to make their URLs look even more authentic. Read Entire Article

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How to protect your organization against the latest malware threats

Tech Republic Security

With the shift toward remote working, cybercriminals have been targeting exploits in VPN, Internet of Things, and authentication technology, says cybersecurity firm Nuspire.

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