From Orlando Sentinel (Richard Burnett)
With unemployment soaring, identity thieves are increasingly preying on unsuspecting job seekers by stealing personal information and trying to cash in on it.
The scams run the gamut from fake help-wanted ads and job-search services to bogus resume-posting Web sites, part of a new arsenal of weapons targeting millions of recently unemployed people. Read the full story [sunsentinel.com]
From Orlando Sentinel (Richard Burnett)
With unemployment soaring, identity thieves are increasingly preying on unsuspecting job seekers by stealing personal information and trying to cash in on it.
The scams run the gamut from fake help-wanted ads and job-search services to bogus resume-posting Web sites, part of a new arsenal of weapons targeting millions of recently unemployed people. Read the full story [sunsentinel.com]
Researchers have spotted notable code overlap between the Sunburst backdoor and a known Turla weapon.
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An examination of the malware gang’s payments reveals insights into its economic operations.
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