Ransomware Activity Doubles in
Transportation and Shipping Industry
November 16, 2022
Trellix released The Threat Report: Fall 2022 from its Advanced Research Center, home to the world’s most elite security researchers and intelligence experts. The latest report analyzes cybersecurity trends from the third quarter of 2022.
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By Jambul Tologonov · November 22, 2022
On the same day a Twitter handle @yanluowangleaks shared dumps of Yanluowang’s Matrix chat messages. We immediately downloaded the internal chat logs and began our investigation.
Email Cyberattacks on Arab Countries Rise in Lead to Global Football Tournament
By Daksh Kapur, Sparsh Jain · November 17, 2022
Email security researchers from the Trellix Advanced Research Center have found attackers to be leveraging FIFA and football-based campaigns to target organizations in Arab countries.
Trellix Global Defenders: Analysis and Protections for Destructive Wipers
By Ayed Al Qartah · November 18, 2022
As a companion to the Trellix threat intel blog “Wipermania: an all you can wipe buffet” by Max Kersten, this blog will cover Trellix protections and detections of various wipers, primarily focusing on HermeticWiper.
LockBit3.0: A Threat that Persists
By Alexandre Mundo · November 17, 2022
2022, a new variant of the ransomware was discovered. The LockBit3.0 variant presented with a mix of previous code from the LockBit family and code from the now defunct nefarious Black Matter ransomware.
Wipermania: An All You Can Wipe Buffet
By Max Kersten · November 15, 2022
In early 2022, Ukrainian companies were struck by multiple destructive wipers, attacking various organizations across sectors.
The Bug Report — October 2022 Edition
By Richard Johnson · November 2, 2022
Welcome back to the Bug Report: Spooky Edition, and we’ve got bugs crawling out of the walls! Appropriately, this month is rich with Spooky Scary Shelletons.
OpenSSL 3.0 Vulnerabilities: CVE 2022-3786 and CVE 2022-3602
By Philippe Laulheret, Charles McFarland, Sam Quinn · November 1, 2022
CVE-2022-3786 and CVE-2022-3602 are buffer overflow vulnerabilities affecting OpenSSL 3.0 and above that were fixed on November 1st with the release of OpenSSL 3.0.7. The official advisory rates these two vulnerabilities as “high” severity.
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