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Nearly 70 percent of IT pros target of weekly phishing attacks, HP finds
Phishing

SWIFT Grift: Fake financial messaging service emails deliver Adwind RAT

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An email phishing campaign launched this month attempted to infect spam recipients with the Adwind cross-platform RAT by fooling them into thinking they received an important financial document from the SWIFT financial messaging system. According to a Feb. 21 blog post from Comodo Group’s Threat Research Lab, the spam messages falsely alerted recipients to a…
Data Breach

No accounting for this: Deloitte’s email server reportedly breached

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The email system of accounting giant and professional services firm Deloitte was breached last year, giving unknown actors access to some of its clients’ sensitive communications, data, and internal documentation. That the New York-based company is considered among the premier firms specializing in cybersecurity consulting makes the breach all the more embarrassing and perhaps damaging…
Locky Ransomware
Ransomware

Locky makes a strong comeback, propelled by botnet-fuel spam campaign

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Reports have been pouring in this month about the sudden return of Locky ransomware, which had been largely dormant in 2017. In short order, researchers have discovered two new major versions of Locky being distributed via voluminous malspam campaigns. The first variant to emerge is a version called Diablo6, named after the .diablo6 file extension…
Ransomware

Yule be sorry: Belated Merry Christmas ransomware festively encrypts files, drops DiamondFox malware

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The developer behind a newly discovered ransomware named “Merry Christmas” is either slightly behind the times or simply doesn’t want the holidays to end. Not only was the malicious file encryptor found operating in the wild a whole nine days after Christmas on Jan. 3, 2017, but researchers later found a new variant on Jan. 8 that drops…
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