Cryptika Cybersecurity News

Phishing campaigns are still the most effective way to hack a person, spread malware, infiltrate an organization or conduct any cybercriminal activities. Though several security measures have been taken against phishing campaigns, threat actors are still coming up with various …

Zscaler ThreatLabz recently tracked “Bandit Malware,” a new info stealer that appeared in April 2023 and snatched the following data from 17 browsers:- Cookies Logins Credit cards Bandit Stealer swipes credentials for FTP and email clients that are popular, and …

A Spanish-based threat actor Neo_Net has conducted campaigns against financial institutions and banks and achieved the highest success rate in spite of its unsophisticated tools. The campaign has compromised a significant amount of Personally Identifiable Information (PII), including telephone numbers, …

Anonymous Sudan recently announced on Telegram the sale of a valuable Microsoft user data collection with a price tag of $50,000 for the full database. The claims recently made by the hacking group “Anonymous Sudan” of breaching Microsoft’s servers and …

Phishing attacks are online scams in which hackers pretend to represent reliable organizations to trick victims into disclosing private information like passwords or credit card numbers. Attackers frequently use phony emails, texts, and websites to dupe victims into acting—such as …

White snake stealer, an info stealer which has enhanced features now able to target both Windows and Linux platforms posing a significant threat to user privacy and security.  Information stealers are created in such a way to infiltrate into computer …

According to recent reports, there have been two serious vulnerabilities found in the Trellis SIEM. These vulnerabilities could potentially allow malicious actors to execute unauthorized commands within the Enterprise Security Manager (ESM) of Trellix. This poses a considerable risk to …

DNS flaws are very common on web applications where the DNS resolvers are vulnerable to Kaminsky attacks. If threat actors are able to predict portions of a DNS query and the source ports, they can exploit these vulnerabilities and gain …

Recently, the cybersecurity researchers at ASEC (AhnLab Security Emergency Response Center) found that the operators of Crysis ransomware are actively utilizing the Venus ransomware in their operations. Both Crysis and Venus are well-known for targeting the remote desktop services that …