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Cisco patches vulnerabilities in SD-WAN, Small Business routers and other products

Network Security, Security Updates & Patches, Vulnerabilities & Exploits / Frank Crast / April 8, 2021 / Cisco, CVE-2021-1137, CVE-2021-1480, malware, Routers, SD-WAN, Small Business

Cisco has patched multiple vulnerabilities in Cisco SD-WAN, Small Business routers, Unified Communications Products and Advanced Malware Protection. Two of those vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-1479, CVE-2021-1459) are rated Critical.

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macOS malware Silver Sparrow infects 30K macOS devices

Cybersecurity Attacks, Malware / Frank Crast / February 22, 2021 / macOS, malware, Red Canary, Silver Sparrow

Security researchers have discovered a new strain of macOS malware dubbed “Silver Sparrow” that has secretly infected nearly 30,000 Apple Mac devices.

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North Korea threat actors use AppleJeus malware to steal cryptocurrency

Cybersecurity Attacks, Malware / Frank Crast / February 18, 2021 / Ants2Whale, AppleJeus, APT, CISA, CoinGoTrade, Dorusio, FBI, HIDDEN COBRA, IOC, Kupay Wallet, malware, North Korea, Treasury, Union Crypto

U.S. Government cybersecurity experts have issued a security alert and analysis on AppleJeus malware used by North Korean threat actors to steal cryptocurrency.

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CISA releases new malware analysis on Supernova

Cybersecurity Attacks, Malware / Frank Crast / January 28, 2021 / CISA, CVE-2020-10148, DHS, malware, SolarWinds, Supernova

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released new malware analysis on Supernova that affects unpatched SolarWinds Orion software.

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FreakOut malware exploits new Linux vulnerabilities

Malware, Security Updates & Patches, Vulnerabilities & Exploits / Frank Crast / January 20, 2021 / Check Point, FreakOut, Linux, malware

Security researchers have discovered a new malware dubbed “FreakOut” that exploits new Linux vulnerabilities.

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ElectroRAT malware zaps thousands of systems to empty cryptocurrency wallets

Cybersecurity Attacks, Malware / Frank Crast / January 5, 2021 / Cryptocurrency, DaoPoker, ElectroRAT, eTrade, Jamm, malware

Security researchers have discovered a new ElectroRAT malware that empties cryptocurrency wallets on thousands of macOS, Linux and Windows systems.

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DHS issues new emergency guidance on SolarWinds Orion Code compromise

Cybersecurity Articles, Cybersecurity Attacks, Data Breach, Security Updates & Patches, Third-Party Security / Frank Crast / December 30, 2020 / CISA, CVE-2020-10148, DHS, malware, SolarWinds, Sunburst, Supernova, Zero-day

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued new emergency guidance on the SolarWinds Orion Code compromise and supply chain vulnerability.

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SolarWinds releases updated advisory on SUPERNOVA malware (updated with CVE-2020-10148)

Malware / Frank Crast / December 29, 2020 / .NET, API, Cyberattack, malware, SolarWinds, Sunburst, Supernova, Unit 42, webshell

SolarWinds has released an updated security advisory on SUPERNOVA malware, a separate threat vector from the previously reported supply chain cyberattack that was based on SUNBURST backdoor malware. The update now includes new information on 0-day CVE-2020-10148 and PoC demo.

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