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Cybercriminal group Kimsuky has evolved into a full-fledged, persistent threat, carrying out “unusually aggressive” social-engineering attacks aimed at gathering intelligence, and stealing and laundering cryptocurrency to support the North Korean government. Researchers from Mandiant have tracked a number of changes to the activity of the group, which they call APT43, . . . Read more

by Naked Security writer The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) has recently announced work that it’s been doing as an ongoing part of a multinational project dubbed Operation PowerOFF. The idea seems to be to use fake cybercrime-as-a-service sites to attract the attention of impressionable youngsters who are hanging around . . . Read more

Make administering all your Cockpit-enabled servers even easier with the help of the Cockpit Client desktop application. [embedded content] Cockpit is a very powerful tool that allows you to manage several aspects, such as Podman containers, users, storage, networking, services, SELinux, software updates and with the help of additional plugins, . . . Read more

The sensitivity of voice-controlled microphones could allow cyberattackers to issue commands to smartphones, smart speakers, and other connected devices using near-ultrasound frequencies undetectable by humans for a variety of nefarious outcomes — including taking over apps that control home Internet of Things (IoT) devices. The technique, dubbed a Near-Ultrasound Inaudible Trojan . . . Read more
28 Mar, 2023
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Learn how to protect your Linux server from the fork bomb denial-of-service attack with this video tutorial by Jack Wallen. [embedded content] Even though the Linux platform you develop on is considered very secure, it doesn’t mean it’s 100% guaranteed to be safe. Case in point: the fork bomb. A . . . Read more
28 Mar, 2023
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Small businesses and self-employed entrepreneurs need affordable yet robust tools to start a business and stay in business. These invoicing tools can help. Especially for solopreneurs and small businesses, affordable invoicing apps are essential to keeping on top of billing and receiving payments. The right invoicing app can make it . . . Read more

The Internet of Things (IoT) is and always will be a contentious subject for cybersecurity. Not because of the convenience these devices add but for the risk they inject into the lives of people and businesses. As cybersecurity professionals, we often quote cynical jokes to laugh and cope with the . . . Read more

The Untitled Goose Tool is the latest tool from the United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to help enterprise security teams respond to attacks. Developed in conjunction with Sandia National Labs, the Untitled Goose Tool “offers novel authentication and data gathering methods for network defenders to use as they . . . Read more

The training covers CISSP, CASP+, CISM, and more. Image: StackCommerce With a rise in cybercrime, cybersecurity is an essential focus for businesses in every industry these days. But hiring a complete security or IT team isn’t an expense that every business can afford. As such, this may be an opportunity . . . Read more

Purchasing databases from data brokers can create a problem for enterprise security executives. While there are tools to scan the files for malware, there is no automated way to make sure that the data contained in the database is accurate and, even more importantly, was obtained with proper consent. Without . . . Read more