KMSPico is quite a popular tool that can be correctly described as a hack tool for Windows. Because antivirus must be disabled to use this tool, it is straightforward to inject the malware using it as the carrier. In this post...
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North Korean hack group Lazarus is interested in data on COVID-19 vaccines
Researchers at Kaspersky Lab have prepared a report on the activity of the North Korean hack group Lazarus, which is interested in data on vaccines against COVID-19 and recently attacked two organizations involved in research on...
The ransomware masked itself as a beta version of Cyberpunk 2077 for Android
Kaspersky Lab specialists discovered a ransomware that is masked as a beta version of Cyberpunk 2077 for Android and was distributed via cyberpunk2077mobile[.]com. site of the “mobile version” looked suspiciously like...
Two dangerous vulnerabilities found in Dell Wyse Thin Client
Dell has released updates for vulnerabilities in selected Dell Wyse Thin Client models. The patches fix a number of critical bugs that can be used remotely and without authentication. vulnerabilities were discovered by CyberMDX...
Cybersecurity researcher discovered over 85,000 SQL DBs for sale on the darknet
ZDNet, citing an unnamed cybersecurity researcher, reports that more than 85,000 SQL DBs for sale on the darknet, priced at around $550 apiece. site on which the sale is being made, is a part of a large ransomware scheme, and in...
Researchers Found Hidden Accounts in GE Healthcare Medical Devices
CyberMDX has found that over 100 GE Healthcare medical device models come with hidden accounts that have the same default credentials and can be used by outsiders. the devices affected by the problem: computed tomographs, X-ray...
Mimikatz HackTool & Windows Passwords Vulnerability
Modern network-based viruses act as a team – trojan virus, ransomware, and Mimikatz. Ransomware acts as a moneymaker, and the reason for such a role is easy to understand. It is impossible to do business when all data on...
njRAT trojan installed malicious npm packages on infected machines
Another malware was found in the JavaScript package manager (Node Package Manager) – njRAT trojan installed malicious npm packages on infected machines. developers that installed the jdb.js and db-json.js packages were...