Phishing Campaign Spreading Evolved IceXLoader Malware To Exfiltrate Data

Phishing Campaign Spreading Evolved IceXLoader Malware To Exfiltrate Data

The IceXLoader malware has evolved and is striking via a phishing email, dropping the malware payload capable of advanced, evasive, and persistent system presence to exfiltrate data. This text shares IceXLoader’s history, how IceXLoader works, new features, IceXLoader attack pattern, how the IceXLoader malware can harm organizations, and what organizations need to do to stay

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Robin Banks Phishing Service Back with Cookie Stealer and Russian Server

The Robin Banks PhaaS platform is back with a new Russian server and a cookie stealer to bypass 2FA and compromise organizational accounts. This article shares the history of Robin Banks, attack patterns, how Robin Banks evolved, the Robin Banks cookie stealer and Russian server, how Robin Banks’s phishing kit works, and how organizations can

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As Twitter Plans To Charge Verified Users $8 Fee, Threat Actors Start Launching Phishing Campaigns Exploiting The Situation

Scammers and hackers are exploiting the confusion regarding Twitter’s new CEO, Elon Musk’s plans for paid blue ticks on the platform. They are sending phishing emails disguised as official Twitter notices and luring users into sharing their details. This post covers the details regarding such phishing schemes.

Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 43 of 2022

Traditional cybersecurity measures cannot protect organizations against today’s phishing attacks as they are getting increasingly sophisticated. Thus, enterprises must take a layered approach to prevent cyber-attacks and lessen their impact when they occur. Additionally, they can learn from the latest trends in the cyber threat landscape. Here are this week’s phishing and data breach-related headlines.

Social Engineering Attack on Twilio Compromises Employee Accounts and Customer Data

Social Engineering Attack on Twilio Compromises Employee Accounts and Customer Data

Twilio has suffered a second attack, leading to the compromise of its former and current employee accounts and the loss of sensitive customer information. This text shares the details of the attack, how it happened, whether it is over, whether customers are safe, how Twilio is dealing with it, and what organizations could learn from

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