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Typosquatting Tactic Tricks Mac Users into Downloading Potentially Unwanted Application

July 25, 2018

New typosquatting campaign targets Mac users and redirects them to download potentially unwanted applications.

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Compromising Industrial Robots: The Fallacy of Industrial Routers in the Industry 4.0 Ecosystem [blog]
May 03, 2017
Industrial routers can be used to gain access to robot controllers and other industrial machines. Having them exposed can lead to serious consequences for organizations and businesses.
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Routers Under Attack: Current Security Flaws and How to Fix Them [blog]
January 31, 2017
What makes routers susceptible to attacks? Users normally overlook the important fact that their routers serve as entryways to all connected devices.
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Home Routers: Mitigating Attacks that can Turn them to Zombies [blog]
December 14, 2016
The emergence of IoT botnets brought to the fore the importance of securing IoT devices and routers. These devices can turn into zombies and become part of the botnets, which can then be used to perpetrate DDoS attacks.
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Understanding the Attack Surface for Critical Infrastructure [blog]
August 08, 2016
By analyzing ICS-CERT advisories and the vulnerabilities provided by our network of world-wide researchers working with the Zero Day Initiative program, it is possible to get an understanding of the attack surface that is exposed by HMI solutions.
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DNS Changer Malware Sets Sights on Home Routers [blog]
May 28, 2016
How are cybercriminals using routers to obtain user information? Domain Name System (DNS) changer malware can be used on routers to redirect users to malicious versions of legitimate sites.
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The Panamanian Shell Game: Cybercriminals With Offshore Bank Accounts?
May 17, 2016
Do cybercriminals use offshore companies to hide ill-gotten gains? A look into various underground communities show that these services are being offered to cybercriminals too.
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Mobile Devices Used to Execute DNS Malware Against Home Routers [blog]
April 11, 2016
A JavaScript hosted on compromised sites can exploit a vulnerability in ZTE modems. Learn how this flaw can be used to attack routers and other connected devices.
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Pawn Storm Campaign Adds Turkey To Its List of Targets
March 07, 2016
Pawn Stormpawnstorm, the long-running cyber espionage campaign, added several government offices and one of the largest newspapers in Turkey to its long list of targets.
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Cybercrime Underground Economy Series Around the World [blog]
March 01, 2016
The global cybercrime underground mirrors the globe: it's made up of a patchwork of different countries and unique cultures. See how the cybercrime underground markets truly differ.
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Blogs

Typosquatting Tactic Tricks Mac Users into Downloading Potentially Unwanted Application

Compromising Industrial Robots: The Fallacy of Industrial Routers in the Industry 4.0 Ecosystem [blog]

Routers Under Attack: Current Security Flaws and How to Fix Them [blog]

Home Routers: Mitigating Attacks that can Turn them to Zombies [blog]

Understanding the Attack Surface for Critical Infrastructure [blog]

DNS Changer Malware Sets Sights on Home Routers [blog]

The Panamanian Shell Game: Cybercriminals With Offshore Bank Accounts?

Mobile Devices Used to Execute DNS Malware Against Home Routers [blog]

Pawn Storm Campaign Adds Turkey To Its List of Targets

Cybercrime Underground Economy Series Around the World [blog]

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