January 23, 2024

Is your company at risk from malware-free cyberattacks?

A malware-free cyberattack is when a threat actor relies on legitimate tools, system files, applications, and social engineering tactics to compromise a victim network instead of directly injecting it with malicious code.

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By operating without malware, threat actors can gain access to sensitive data without using any of the tactics that would typically give away their position.

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News roundup Mon, January 22, 2024

Stories, news, politics and events impacting the network industry during the last week.

1. SolarWinds hackers accessed email accounts of senior Microsoft leaders
2. VMware warns of patched vCenter flaw now being exploited in the wild
3. Stealthy macOS backdoor found hidden within pirated software
4. OpenAI reveals strategies it will implement to combat election misinformation
5. COLDRIVER threat actor group develops custom SPICA malware
6. iPhone spyware variants can be easily exposed using new iShutdown method
7. FBI warns of credential stealing Androxgh0st malware botnet
8. Ivanti Connect Secure appliances under active worldwide exploitation
9. 94% of firms subjected to phishing attacks in 2023
10. Flaw in Opera web browser could let hackers run any file on targeted computer
11. Ukrainian hacker creates 1 million virtual servers for $2 million crypto scheme

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