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Chinese Cyber Espionage Hackers Using USB Devices to Target Entities in Philippines

A hacking group with suspected ties to China has been linked to a series of cyber espionage attacks in the Philippines, mainly using USB devices.

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Google Cloud Platform now automatically detects highly common ransomware dropper

Google Cloud Platform now automatically detects highly common ransomware dropper
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Supply Chain Attack Pushes Out Malware to More than 250 Media Websites

TA569 has modified the JavaScript of a legitimate content and advertising engine used by news affiliates, in order to spread the FakeUpdates initial access framework.

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Hundreds of U S news sites hit in SocGholish supply-chain attack

The compromised infrastructure of an undisclosed media company is being used by threat actors to deploy the SocGholish JavaScript malware framework (also known as FakeUpdates) on the websites of hundreds of newspapers across the U.S.

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Hundreds of U S news sites push malware in supply-chain attack

The compromised infrastructure of an undisclosed media company is being used by threat actors to deploy the SocGholish JavaScript malware framework (also known as FakeUpdates) on the websites of hundreds of newspapers across the U.S.

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