Logic bombs can pose a significant threat to industrial control systems (ICS), particularly programmable logic controllers (PLCs), researchers warned in a paper published last week.
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The Evolution of Ransomware: Part 2
For most, ransomware attacks are the byproduct of uninformed users opening malicious attachments sent by devious and anonymous criminals.
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CompTIA Offers New Security Analyst Certification
An ISACA survey released during RSA week sought to illustrate the state of cyber security workforce development and its current trends. The results would surprise no-one in the industry: recruiting security talent is hard.
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TeamSpy Malware Spotted in New Campaign
TeamSpy, the data-stealing malware that was associated with a decade-long cyber-espionage operation several years ago, has resurfaced in a new attack campaign, Heimdal Security researchers warn.
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Unpatched Flaws in Python, Java Allow Firewall Bypass
Unpatched vulnerabilities related to how Java and Python handle file transfer protocol (FTP) URLs can be exploited for various purposes, including for sending unauthorized emails and bypassing firewalls, researchers warned.
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Severe Vulnerability Patched in Siklu Radios
Researcher Ian Ling has discovered a serious remote command execution (RCE) vulnerability in Siklu’s EtherHaul wireless point-to-point radios. Updates that patch the flaw have been released for a majority of the affected products.
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Trojan Downloader Masquerades as Defunct Flash Player for Android
A recently observed malware downloader targeting Android users is masquerading as an update for Adobe Flash Player, ESET researchers warn.
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Russian Words Used as Decoy in Lazarus-Linked Bank Attacks
A group of hackers that has been targeting financial organizations around the world has unsuccessfully attempted to trick researchers into attributing their operation to Russian-speaking attackers.
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Android RAT Targeting Israeli Soldiers Part of Larger Campaign
An Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT) recently revealed to be targeting Israeli servicemen is part of a larger campaign that might not be associated with Hamas, as initially believed, security researchers have determined.
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Google Discloses Unpatched Windows GDI Vulnerability
An unpatched vulnerability affecting the Windows Graphics Device Interface (Windows GDI) was publicly disclosed last week after Microsoft failed to address it within 90 days after being notified.
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