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Why Ransomware Groups Switch to Rust Programming Language?
By SOCRadar Research The Rust programming language, which was released in 2015, became popular in a short time. Continuing to increase in popularity since the year it was released, Rust…
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Decryptors Available for the ESXiArgs Incidents and Cl0p Ransomware Variants
Researchers have developed decryptors for some recent ransomware operations. The specific ransomware operations use Cl0p ELF variants and the new variants of ESXiArgs ransomware . The incidents involving ESXiArgs are…
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Major Cyberattacks in Review: January 2023
Cybersecurity is a constantly changing concern because threats always evolve and adapt to new technology and trends. The first month of 2023 has seen numerous significant cyberattacks that had an…
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Microsoft Exchange Server Vulnerability Trend in 2022
By SOCRadar Research Microsoft Exchange Server, a widely used email and calendar server for businesses, holds critical information vital to an organization’s functioning. Exchange servers can contain the PII of…
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The Week in Dark Web – February 5, 2023 – Access Sales and Data Leaks
Powered by DarkMirror™ Threat actors can weaponize even the smallest scraps of information in large-scale attacks. This is why dark web posts that expose personal information, such as data leaks,…
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ESXiArgs Ransomware Attack Targets VMware Servers Worldwide
[February 9, 2023] Update: Ransomware is updated to prevent recovery solutions. Added the subheading “New Version of ESXiArgs Ransomware Prevents Recovery.” The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2021-21974 , is caused by…
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Lessons Learned from Education Industry Attacks in 2022
By SOCRadar Research The education industry covers a diverse range of organizations, including K-12 education, higher education, private and public education, science research institutes, and tutoring ranging from exam preparation…
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1,200 Redis Servers Infected by New HeadCrab Malware for Cryptomining Operations
A new malware has appeared on the frontlines, targeting online Redis servers. The malware, named HeadCrab by researchers, has been active since September 2021. The malware’s primary goal is to…
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