Infosecurity News
Lawmakers Slam UK Government’s “Ostrich Strategy” for Cybersecurity
An influential parliamentary committee claims government short-termism is exposing the country to ransomware catastrophe
Victims Lose $47m to Crypto Phishing Scams in February
Some 57,000 victims lost $47m in phishing scams targeting their cryptocurrency last month
Magnet Goblin Exploits Ivanti Vulnerabilities
The threat actor uses custom Linux malware to pursue financial gain, according to Check Point Research
BianLian Threat Actor Shifts Focus to Extortion-Only Tactics
GuidePoint said the threat actor gained initial access via vulnerabilities in a TeamCity server
NSA Launches Top 10 Cloud Security Mitigation Strategies
The advisory is associated with ten companion cybersecurity information sheets detailing how to implement each strategy
Third-Party Breach and Missing MFA Contributed to British Library Cyber-Attack
A British Library report found the most likely source of the incident was the compromise of third-party account credentials and no MFA was in place to stop the attackers
Telemedicine Business Owner Faces 20 Years For $136m Fraud
Nurse practitioner pleads guilty to $136m Medicare fraud plot involving her telemedicine companies
Russia’s Midnight Blizzard Accesses Microsoft Source Code
Threat group APT29 is using secrets stolen in an earlier attack to compromise Microsoft’s internal systems
Dropbox Used to Steal Credentials and Bypass MFA in Novel Phishing Campaign
Darktrace reveals a novel phishing campaign where attackers leveraged legitimate Dropbox infrastructure to steal credentials before bypassing MFA
UnitedHealth Sets Timeline to Restore Change Healthcare Systems After BlackCat Hit
UnitedHealth said it expects Change Healthcare’s key systems to be restored by March 18, amid reports it paid a $22m ransom to BlackCat
RATs Spread Via Fake Skype, Zoom, Google Meet Sites
Zscaler’s ThreatLabz discovered malware spreading SpyNote RAT to Android and NjRAT/DCRat to Windows
Evasive Panda Targets Tibet With Trojanized Software
ESET researchers said the attackers strategically leveraged the Monlam Festival, targeting individuals associated with Tibetan Buddhism
