A new strain of JavaScript dropper has been observed delivering next-stage payloads like Bumblebee and IcedID. Cybersecurity firm Deep Instinct is tracking the malware as PindOS, which contains the name in its “User-Agent” string. Both Bumblebee and IcedID serve as loaders, acting as a vector for other malware on compromised hosts, including ransomware. A recent report from Proofpoint
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Cyber News, Cyber Threat TrendsLaw firms remain a popular target for attack
Cyber News, Cyber Threat TrendsLaw firms remain a popular target for attack
Cyber News, Cyber Threat TrendsLaw firms remain a popular target for attack
Cyber News, Cyber Threat TrendsLaw firms remain a popular target for attack
Cyber News, Cyber Threat TrendsLaw firms remain a popular target for attack
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Software-as-a-service has its benefits, but abandoned SaaS integrations and idle data sharing introduce risk to the enterprise.
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