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Google Ads exploited by BATLOADER downloader for malware deployment BleepingComputer reports that numerous media and entertainment entities worldwide have had their Linux network systems compromised by the IceFire ransomware operation since mid-February.
New malware families are being leveraged by North Korean state-sponsored cyberespionage operation UNC2970, which was previously mapped to UNC577, also known as Temp.Hermit, in spear-phishing attacks against media and technology firms across the U.S. and Europe since June, The Hacker News reports.
Web servers on MySQL, FTP, Postgres, and phpMyAdmin are being targeted by the novel GoBruteforcer malware, which leverages weak credentials to facilitate device compromise, reports BleepingComputer.
BleepingComputer reports that the Medusa ransomware operation has been ramping up activity this year after a slow start in June 2021, with its claimed attack against Minneapolis Public Schools helping it gain media attention.
