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NK-linked InkySquid APT leverages IE exploits in recent attacks

Security Affairs

Experts from cybersecurity firm Volexity reported that North Korea-linked InkySquid group (aka ScarCruft , APT37 , Group123 , and Reaper ) leverages two Internet Explorer exploits to deliver a custom backdoor in watering hole attacks aimed at the Daily NK South Korean online newspaper (www.dailynk[.]com). services. . Uninstall the implant.

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Snowden Ten Years Later

Schneier on Security

He had been working on the Edward Snowden archive for a couple of months, and had a pile of more technical documents that he wanted help interpreting. It’s used to keeping this stuff behind multiple levels of security: gates with alarms, armed guards, safe doors, and military-grade cryptography.

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Russia’s SolarWinds Attack

Schneier on Security

SolarWinds has removed its customer list from its website, but the Internet Archive saved it : all five branches of the US military, the state department, the White House, the NSA, 425 of the Fortune 500 companies, all five of the top five accounting firms, and hundreds of universities and colleges. North Korea attacked Sony in 2014.

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The return of TA402 Molerats APT after a short pause

Security Affairs

MoleRATs is an Arabic-speaking, politically motivated group of hackers that has been active since 2012, in 2018 monitoring the operation of the group, Kaspersky identified different techniques utilized by very similar attackers in the MENA region.