Analyzing the Linux Variant of TargetCompany Ransomware on VMware Exploring the Linux variant of TargetCompany ransomware on VMware reveals critical insights into its infection mechanisms and defense strategies. https://lnkd.in/gEdfdbey
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Analyzing the Linux Variant of TargetCompany Ransomware on VMware Exploring the Linux variant of TargetCompany ransomware on VMware reveals critical insights into its infection mechanisms and defense strategies. https://lnkd.in/g4_h-xva
Analyzing the Linux Variant of TargetCompany Ransomware on VMware
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New findings: QakBot #malware operators set up 15 new command-and-control servers, raising questions about their activities during the 'break' period. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dDGKuCEv #cybersecurity #technology
QakBot Malware Operators Expand C2 Network with 15 New Servers
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Technical details of the Dark Angels Linux-based ransomware, offer a comparative analysis of Dark Angels and RagnarLocker samples, and provide recommendations for security teams safeguarding ESXi servers. https://lnkd.in/enWqFK3s
Dark Angels | ESXi Ransomware Borrows Code & Victimology From RagnarLocker
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Ransomware attacks now target unpatched WS_FTP servers: Internet-exposed WS_FTP servers unpatched against a maximum severity vulnerability are now targeted in ransomware attacks. [...]
Ransomware attacks now target unpatched WS_FTP servers
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Hackers are actively exploiting a high-severity vulnerability in Openfire messaging servers to encrypt servers with ransomware and deploy cryptominers. https://lnkd.in/dyriaJqe #highseverities #vulnerabilities #servers #ransomware #cryptominers #rhymtech #thinkcyberthinkrhym #rhymcyberupdates
Hackers actively exploiting Openfire flaw to encrypt servers
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FalseFont enables operators to remotely access infected systems, execute additional files, and send information to command-and-control servers.🦠💻 #malware
Microsoft Warns of New 'FalseFont' Backdoor Targeting the Defense Sector
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Another good article showing the importance of protecting Active Directory. Once attackers penetrate Active Directory, they can move laterally from system to system through the network, steal data, access applications and servers, plant backdoors and ransomware, and cause other types of disruption.
Ransomware gangs take less than a day to breach Microsoft Active Directory. Here’s what to do
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Microsoft is urging users of VMware’s ESXi hypervisor to take immediate action to ward off ongoing attacks by ransomware groups that give them full administrative control of the servers the product runs on. Check out the article for everything you need to know if you are running ESXi hypervisor and the included remedy from Microsoft!
Hackers exploit VMware vulnerability that gives them hypervisor admin
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Hackers actively exploiting Openfire flaw to encrypt servers: Hackers are actively exploiting a high-severity vulnerability in Openfire messaging servers to encrypt servers with ransomware and deploy cryptominers. [...]
Hackers actively exploiting Openfire flaw to encrypt servers
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Don't Forget the Basics: Ensure strong anti-malware protection on Exchange servers. Malicious emails are a common attack vector, so prevention is key. #ExchangeSecurity
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