Monday, January 27, 2025

Botnet

Russia-Linked Hackers Attacking Governmental And Political Organizations

Two pro-Russian threat actors launched a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack campaign against Japanese organizations on October 14, 2024.The campaign targeted logistics, manufacturing, government,...

ErrorFather Hackers Attacking & Control Android Device Remotely

The Cerberus Android banking trojan, which gained notoriety in 2019 for its ability to target financial and social media apps, has continued to evolve...

GorillaBot Emerged As King For DDoS Attacks With 300,000+ Commands

The newly emerged Gorilla Botnet has exhibited unprecedented activity, launching over 300,000 DDoS attacks against targets in over 100 countries between September 4 and...

Flax Typhoon’s Botnet Actively Exploiting 66 Vulnerabilities In Various Devices

The Five Eyes agencies recently released a joint cybersecurity advisory detailing a new botnet, Flax Typhoon, linked to Chinese state-sponsored actors.The advisory highlights...

Researchers Detailed Raptor Train Botnet That 60,000+ Compromised Devices

Researchers discovered a large, Chinese state-sponsored IoT botnet, "Raptor Train," that compromised over 200,000 SOHO and IoT devices.Operated by Flax Typhoon, the botnet...

Mirai Botnet Attacking Apache OFBiz Directory Traversal Vulnerability

The notorious Mirai botnet has been observed exploiting a recently disclosed directory traversal vulnerability in Apache OFBiz.This Java-based framework, supported by the Apache...

Hackers Attacking Linux Cloud Servers To Gain Complete Control

Malware storage, distribution, and command and control (C2) operations are increasingly being used to leverage cloud services for recent cybersecurity threats. But, this complicates the...

New Botnet Sending Millions of Weaponized Emails with LockBit Black Ransomware

The New Jersey Cybersecurity & Communications Integration Cell (NJCCIC) has detected a formidable new cyber threat.Dubbed LockBit Black, this ransomware campaign is leveraging...