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Screentime – Somebody’s Watching Me
A new threat actor, dubbed TA866, is targeting U.S. and German companies with an information-stealing campaign. The Initial vector seems to be emailed with URLs or attachments (PDF, PUB) linking to JavaScript malware that installs WasabiSeed (malicious downloader) that pulls down
Screenshotter. How can you be sure your data isn't being stolen?
Bottling up your feelings - Is Pepsi Okay?
Crooks have breached Pepsi Bottling Venture's network, and after deploying info-stealing malware, have allegedly stolen personal and financial information based on a notification sent to customers. The breach happened on or around December 23rd, 2022, however, Pepsi bottling ventures - America's largest manufacturer and distributor of Pepsi-cola didn't notice the breach until Jan 10th, 2023. Investigations show that intrusion and malware deployment was successful, and lateral data theft occurred (including home addresses, passport info, SSNs, email addresses and more.) What could they have done to prevent this breach?
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Screentime – Somebody’s Watching Me
A new threat actor, dubbed TA866, is targeting U.S. and German companies with an information-stealing campaign. The Initial vector seems to be emailed with URLs or attachments (PDF, PUB) linking to JavaScript malware that installs WasabiSeed (malicious downloader) that pulls down
Screenshotter. How can you be sure your data isn't being stolen?
Bottling up your feelings - Is Pepsi Okay?
Crooks have breached Pepsi Bottling Venture's network, and after deploying info-stealing malware, have allegedly stolen personal and financial information based on a notification sent to customers. The breach happened on or around December 23rd, 2022, however, Pepsi bottling ventures - America's largest manufacturer and distributor of Pepsi-cola didn't notice the breach until Jan 10th, 2023. Investigations show that intrusion and malware deployment was successful, and lateral data theft occurred (including home addresses, passport info, SSNs, email addresses and more.) What could they have done to prevent this breach?