Malware writers have revamped code that uses a popular Twitter command
to generate hard-to-predict domain names, a technique that brings
stealth to their drive-by exploits. Read the full article. [The Register]
Malware writers have revamped code that uses a popular Twitter command
to generate hard-to-predict domain names, a technique that brings
stealth to their drive-by exploits. Read the full article. [The Register]
David “moose” Wolpoff at Randori explains how hackers pick their targets, and how understanding “hacker logic” can help prioritize defenses.
Threat actors impersonate Google Play store in scam as Sony pulls the game off the PlayStation store due to myriad performance issues.
Industrial, factory and medical gear remain largely unpatched when it comes to the URGENT/11 and CDPwn groups of vulnerabilities.
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