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The ransomware gang Clop has claimed to be responsible for a cyberattack on E-Land Retail. Clop have said that they have stolen around 2 million credit card's details over the past year, with the attack ending last month. E-Land Retail is a subsidiary of E-Land Global, which manages a number of retail clothing stores, such as Land NC Department Store and New Core. E-land had to close 23 NC Department Store locations and a number...

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Embraer, a Brazilian defence and aerospace group has recently been a target of a cyber attack which has halted the company's operations. According to a statement released by Embraer this week, the attack forced the "disclosure of data allegedly attributed to the company". The incident was only reported to the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission five days after it happened. Brazilian legislation requires immediate reporting of any problems, especially those related cyber attacks. The cyber...

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The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) says that it is getting more common for cyber-criminals to use email forwarding rules in order to disguise themselves inside hacked email accounts. The FBI sent out a PIN (Private Industry Notification) alert last week, which was made public yesterday, which said that the technique has been seen and abused in BEC (Business Email Compromise) attacks reported throughout the summer. The technique relies on a feature found in...

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The security team in charge of the 'npm' repository used for JavaScript libraries has removed two of the npm packages on Monday after they were found to contain malicious code that installed a remote access trojan (RAT) onto computers of developers who were working on JavaScript projects. The names of the packages were jdb.js and db-json.js, and they were both created by the same author. The packages were described as tools which help developers work...

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The Supreme Court will possibly be reining in of one of the main anti-hacking laws in America, which has not been revised by Congress since 1986, and has tormented cybersecurity researches since the internet began. The American Supreme Court heard a number of arguments yesterday for the first time in a case which aims to challenge the broadest interpretations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFFA). The interpretations of the CFFFA have left cybersecurity...

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A Google Project Zero security researcher, Ian Beer, has revealed that, until recently, a number of varieties of Apple iPhones and other iOS devices were vulnerable to an exploit which would allow hackers to remotely reboot a device and then take complete control of it, without being anywhere near the device. This means that a malicious attacker would be able to remotely control the device, having access to emails, messages, photos, and even possibly watching...

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Glasswall, the leading cybersecurity technology group, announces that it has successfully raised £18 million in additional equity capital to finance its continued expansion. The funding round was led by IPGL, Lord Spencer’s private investment group, and a number of other high net worth investors including Lord Rose, Chairman of Ocado, Lance Uggla, Chairman and CEO of IHS Markit and Andy Bell, founder and CEO of AJ Bell. The funds raised will be invested in advancing...

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Cyber-security researchers at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev have discovered a cyber attack which could allow hackers to remotely manipulate laboratory scientists into creating viruses and toxins. Medical researchers use synthetic DNA for a variety of reasons, one of which is to develop immunogens in order to create vaccines, which is especially popular at the moment with a race to develop COVID-19 vaccines. Researchers at Ben-Gurion University have developed and tested an end-to-end attack that...

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A new form of malware has been discovered to be targeting Apple MacOS user, with researches saying that it is tied to a state-backed hacking operation. The malware campaign has been identified by cybersecurity analysts at Trend Micro, who have linked campaign back to the Vietnamese backed group OceanLotus, also known as APT32. OceanLotus has been known to target their attacks at organisations working in Vietnam such as media, research and construction. However, their motivation...

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Microsoft has recently identified Vitemanese government-backed hackers to be deploying cryptocurrency-mining malware alongside their usual cyber-espionage toolkits. The report by Microsoft highlights a growing trend in cyber-security where an increasing number of state-funded hacking groups are trying their hand at regular cybercrime operations, making it harder to distinguish intelligence-gathering operations from financially motivated crime. The Vietnamese group, identified by Microsoft as Bismuth, has been active since 2012 and is better known by other code names...

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