Hackers are distributing a popular crypto-miner via malicious email auto-replies, as per researchers. They compromised email accounts to send innocent automatic replies with links to crypto-mining malware, specifically XMRig.
Advanced phishing attacks are putting X accounts, formerly known as Twitter, at risk. Even with two-factor authentication in place, researchers at eSentire have found that account takeovers are still possible.
Cybersecurity researchers have identified ongoing phishing campaigns that exploit refresh entries in HTTP headers to distribute fake email login pages to steal user credentials.
Threat actors are actively engaging in domain fraud, brand impersonation, and Ponzi schemes targeting the retail sector, which plays a significant role in the global economy.
The initial infection involves downloading a malicious package containing a legit CapCut app, JamPlus utility, and a malicious script. The script triggers the download and execution of the final payload from a remote server.
North Carolina musician Michael Smith has been indicted for allegedly scamming over $10 million in royalty payments from Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, and YouTube Music through a massive streaming fraud scheme.
A new sextortion scam variant is targeting spouses by claiming their partner is cheating on them and providing alleged proof in emails. These scams involve threatening to share compromising images or videos unless a payment is made.
The fake landing pages closely mimicked the real Lowe's portal, prompting employees to enter their sales numbers, passwords, and security question answers, which then were sent to attackers.
The attack involves compromising hotel managers' accounts to access customer reservation systems, ultimately tricking hotel guests via the Booking.com app. The scheme utilizes a fake domain to deceive users and harvest sensitive data.
A new twist on the old sextortion scam involves sending personalized emails with webcam footage of individuals and a photo of their home, obtained from online mapping applications.
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