Microsoft has warned that the Chinese-speaking 8220 gang has updated its malware campaign aimed at infecting Linux servers with cryptomining malware, ZDNet reports.
Twenty-four government and military entities in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa had 34 Microsoft Exchange servers targeted with the newly discovered SessionManager malware for Microsoft's Internet Information Services web server software, according to BleepingComputer.
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In addition to stealing banking credentials, F5 researchers have observed the MaliBot malware "disguising" itself as cryptocurrency applications and preventing users from uninstalling it.
An overwhelming consensus in healthcare lauds the PATCH Act and the forthcoming updates to the FDA medical device cybersecurity guide to secure new devices. But there’s still no solution for legacy tech in healthcare.
After about a year of silence, a new variant of Bahamut malware was spotted in the wild targeting Android mobile devices in the Middle East and South Asia, Cyble researchers reported.
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