The popular wedding planning website Zola confirmed Monday that hackers had managed to access the accounts of a number of its users and tried to initiate fraudulent cash transfers.
Vishing (voice phishing) cases have increased almost 550 percent over the last twelve months (Q1 2022 to Q1 2021), according to the latest Quarterly Threat Trends & Intelligence Report from Agari and PhishLabs.
In a new reconnaissance campaign, the Russian state-sponsored hacking group Turla was observed targeting the Austrian Economic Chamber, a NATO platform, and the Baltic Defense College.
An attacker exploiting the vulnerability “could have held the entire protocol [to] ransom with the threat that the Ethereum Wormhole bridge would be bricked, and all the funds residing in that contract lost forever,” according to a PoC on GitHub.
‘Anonymous’ social network Yik Yak took more than three months to address vulnerabilities which meant it wasn’t anonymous at all, despite reports from two different security researchers.
Cryptocurrency scammers are using deep fake videos of Elon Musk and other prominent cryptocurrency advocates to promote a fake BitVex trading platform scam that steals deposited currency.
Last month, the US government offered a reward of up to $5 million for information to disrupt North Korea’s cryptocurrency theft, cyber-espionage, and other illicit state-backed activities.
An account was found sharing a fake Proof of Concept (POC) exploit code for an RPC Runtime Library Remote Code Execution flaw (CVE-2022-26809 CVSS 9.8). The malware, disguised as a fake PoC code, was available on GitHub.
Hacktivist group Anonymous has announced on social media that it’s launching a cyber-war against the pro-Russian group Killnet, which recently attacked European institutions.
A security researcher disclosed details of a clickjacking attack demonstrated against PayPal that could be exploited to steal victims’ account balances in a single click.