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The Justice Department on Thursday announced coordinated actions against North Korean groups’ campaigns that have stolen billions of dollars in cryptocurrency, seizing cloud infrastructure behind a social engineering scheme known as FaceStealer and the court-authorized seizure of more than $1.2 billion stolen from cryptocurrency exchange Binance.
The larger of the t...
Security researchers at Huntress said an intruder used access to multiple cloud-hosted ScreenConnect panels Wednesday to push commands to groups of managed endpoints, installing attacker-controlled copies of the remote-management software on at least 288 computers across 48 organizations. Roughly a third of the machines were reached within the first 10 minutes, and all of the...
It would be a “betrayal of the democratic process” if Congress included a straightforward renewal of a controversial lapsed surveillance law in the annual defense policy bill, a collection of civil liberties groups wrote to Hill leaders Thursday.
Lawmakers weren’t able to agree this summer to
Police in nine countries have dismantled large parts of the criminal infrastructure behind three malware kits that enabled ransomware attacks and data theft, seizing 235 servers and 257 domains and identifying credentials belonging to 6.4 million victims, Europol announced Thursday.
The operation, carried out with private-sector partners, targeted the “cybercrime-as...
The two expected incoming leaders of the Senate and House homeland security panels expressed reservations Tuesday about the Trump administration’s pick to lead the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency because he currently works for the oft-controversial tech company Palantir.
The Trump administration on Monday announced its intent to nominate