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Make-A-Wish website compromised for cryptomining campaign

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Not even the Make-A-Wish Foundation is off limits for some unscrupulous cybercriminals, as evidenced by a cryptojacking operation that compromised the charitable organization’s international website. Simon Kenin, security researcher at Trustwave, reported in a company blog post today that malicious actors injected a CoinImp browser-based cryptomining script that would harness the processing power of any…
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Cat burglar: Kitty cryptominer targets web application servers, then spreads to app users

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Cat got your tongue? It also might be stealing your computer processing power, in order to mine Monero coins. According to researchers at Imperva, a newly uncovered, sophisticated cryptojacking malware nicknamed Kitty is attempting to infect web application servers by exploiting the recently discovered Drupalgeddon 2.0 remote code execution vulnerability that was patched last March.…
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DirtyCOW is back in backdoor attack targeting Drupal Web Servers

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Threat actors are using the DirtyCOW bug to exploit a backdoor in Drupal Web Servers. Impreva researcher Nadav Avital spotted the attack on Oct. 31 exploiting the Drupalgeddon2 and DirtyCOW, bugs as well as system misconfigurations to persistently infect vulnerable Drupal web servers and take over user machines, according to a Nov. 19 blog post. Researchers noted this…
Reboot Leadership Awards 2019

Ben Herzberg – Imperva

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Why Nominated: Under Ben Herzberg’s leadership, Imperva’s threat research team has uncovered key vulnerabilities in Facebook, Google Photos, Drupal and other online services and platforms. Profile: Herzberg and his Imperva research team are charged with identifying and evaluating software flaws that undermine application and data security. In November 2018, Imperva disclosed a significant Facebook vulnerability that…
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