Yes there are rumblings of the ZeroLogon issue at Threatpost articles: Microsoft Zerologon Flaw Under Attack By Iranian Nation-State Actors. Dark Reading article: One year later… a look back at Zerologon! For August 2021 patch Tuesday (August 10th) 120 vulnerabilities are fixed including 2 zero -days and one elevation-of-privilege flaw in Netlogon remote protocol. … Read more
Yes an angry programmer hacker is mad they are not getting paid enough for their work, so they showed what they were doing to let everyone know how important they are!! Threatpost link about this story. Apparently the command and control servers are at the following IP addresses: 162.244.80.235 85.93.88.165 185.141.63.120 82.118.21.1 There … Read more
Yes it was bound to happen – your printer driver can cause a cybersecurity breach: https://voidsec.com/root-cause-analysis-of-cve-2021-3438/ (voidsec blog site) It is interesting to note the Conclusion of the blogpost: Conclusion The buffer, initialized with all zeroes, is the only reference in all of the data segments and it is only used in the … Read more
Are you in a position where if your phone is hacked it could make criminal attackers easier to hack your company? From the story in Bruce Schneier’s blogpost about de-anonymization story: About how a priest data was taken and used to eventually fire him because of his movement with his phone. I call this a … Read more
DarkSide Ransomware as a service (RaaS) criminal group got close to $5 million to decrypt locked systems at Colonial Pipeline Story technewsworld.com Specialist hackers are selling their skillsets on the open darknet market. Another Technewsworld article. What is happening is that the hackers are now not only working on encrypting data and asking for bitcoin … Read more
