Malware

Group-IB researchers say Godfather uses “web fakes” to lure victims and then drain their accounts; a link to Russian-speaking threat actors hinted.

U.S. consumers continue to lag in identifying and defending against cybersecurity threats even though the average prevalence of connected devices per household has risen by 25% between 2020 and 2022, according to TechRepublic.

New Raspberry Robin malware attacks against government systems and telecommunication service providers involved the delivery of a fake payload aimed at bypassing detection and confusing researchers, according to BleepingComputer.

More than 2,000 logs have been noted by the cybercrime market Russian Market to have been stolen using the new RisePro information stealer, indicating its rising popularity among threat actors, SecurityWeek reports.

Significantly more advanced persistent threat groups and malware families have adopted XLL files in Excel to serve as an initial vector following the adoption of the technique by the Dridex and Formbook commodity malware families last year, reports The Register.

November’s sharp increase in reported incidents is backed by uncommon contributions, according to a new report by NCC Group.

District of Columbia convention and sports authority Events D.C. had files stolen from a cyberattack first reported two months ago leaked by the BlackCat ransomware gang, also known as ALPHV, last week, reports StateScoop.