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Hackers Setup Fake Cyber Security firm to Target InfoSec Experts
Google believes the hackers are backed by the North Korean government. In January 2020, Google revealed that cyber criminals have been targeting IT security researchers around the world. Now, according to the latest update from Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG), a North Korean government-backed hacking group is targeting security researchers with fake social media (Twitter…
Fujifilm Shuts Down Network After Suspected Ransomware Attack
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US Signs Cybersecurity Agreements with Singapore
The United States and Singapore have agreed to cooperate on cybersecurity and climate change issues. On August 23, Singapore’s prime minister, Lee Hsien Loong, announced that three cybersecurity agreements had been signed by the cyber, defense, and finance agencies of both countries. The announcement was made during a visit to Singapore by US vice president…
Boston Public Library discloses cyberattack, system-wide technical outage
The Boston Public Library (BPL) has disclosed today that its network was hit by a cyberattack on Wednesday, leading to a system-wide technical outage. BPL serves almost 4 million visitors per year through its central library and twenty-five neighborhood branches, as well as millions more online. It is the third-largest public library in the United States behind the…
New malware “BlackRock” disguised as Android Clubhouse app
The malware can also intercept text messages regardless of the fact that SMS-based two-factor authentication may be in use. A Trojan malware dubbed “BlackRock” is disguising as an Android version of the invite-only audio chat app called Clubhouse. It is worth noting that the app has no Android version at this moment. The cybersecurity researchers…