Hive and Nefilim Ransomware Affiliate Gets 70 Months In Jail

Artem Stryzhak gets 70 months in prison for Hive and Nefilim ransomware attacks, while the FBI offers $11 million for his alleged co-conspirator. A federal court in Brooklyn has sentenced Artem Stryzhak, a Ukrainian national, to 70 months in prison for using ransomware to extort millions of dollars from victims. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for […]

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A deep dive into China’s Volt Typhoon suggests it is preparing for an assault on infrastructure

In a deep dive into the Silent Train attack tactic used by China’s Volt Typhoon cybercrime group, Lumen’s Black Lotus Labs highlighted evidence of efforts to pre-position access within what it described as “strategic communications, critical infrastructure and other ecosystems that become essential during geopolitical tensions or crises.” The report, released on Wednesday, said that Silent Train is built around “rapi…

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Binance Investigates Suspicious Crypto Transfers Worth Up to $5.8 Billion

Binance probes suspicious crypto transfers worth up to $5.8 billion as Tether and Circle freeze $1.79 billion in stablecoins linked to the activity. Binance is investigating a potential security incident after billions of dollars in cryptocurrency moved from wallets linked to the exchange on October 29. The transfers raised concerns about a possible hack, while […]

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US Probes Suspected Hack Behind Military Base Freezer Failures

The Pentagon treats August freezer failures at US military bases as a suspected hack and is working with French investigators after a supermarket attack. The Pentagon is investigating freezer failures that spoiled food at US military bases in August as a suspected cyberattack, according to four officials who spoke to Reuters. One official said US […]

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DefenderKiller: How Vulnerable Drivers Are Being Abused to Disable Endpoint Security

Flashpoint analysts examine an open-source EDR killer that exploits a legacy Microsoft driver to terminate security processes, including modified variants of the original proof of concept. The post DefenderKiller: How Vulnerable Drivers Are Being Abused to Disable Endpoint Security appeared first on Flashpoint.