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Cisco confirms that data leaked by the Yanluowang ransomware gang were stolen from its systems

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Cisco confirmed the May attack and that the data leaked by the Yanluowang ransomware group was stolen from its systems. In August, Cisco disclosed a security breach, the Yanluowang ransomware gang breached its corporate network in late May and stole internal data. Follow me on Twitter: @securityaffairs and Facebook. Pierluigi Paganini.

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Nemty ransomware operators launch their data leak site

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The operators behind the Nemty ransomware set up a data leak site to publish the data of the victims who refuse to pay ransoms. Nemty ransomware first appeared on the threat landscape in August 2019, the name of the malware comes after the extension it adds to the encrypted file names. Pierluigi Paganini.

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“gitgub” malware campaign targets Github users with RisePro info-stealer

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G-Data researchers found at least 13 such Github repositories hosting cracked software designed to deliver the RisePro info-stealer. The experts noticed that this campaign was named “gitgub” by its operators. file with the promise of free cracked software. ” reads the report published by G-Data.

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ToxicEye RAT exploits Telegram communications to steal data from victims

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Upon opening the attachment, ToxicEye installs itself on the victim’s device and performs some operations in background such as: stealing data deleting or transferring files killing processes on the PC hijacking the PC’s microphone and camera to record audio and video encrypting files for ransom purposes. Pierluigi Paganini.

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19 petabytes of data exposed across 29,000+ unprotected databases

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CyberNews researchers found more than 29,000 unprotected databases worldwide that are still publicly accessible, leaving close to 19,000 terabytes of data exposed to anyone, including threat actors. The fact that thousands of open databases are exposing data is not new. Nearly 19,000 terabytes of data exposed by unsecured databases.

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Operators behind Nefilim Ransomware threaten to release stolen data

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Operators behind a new piece of ransomware dubbed Nefilim have started threatening victims to release stolen data like other cybercrime gangs. The operators behind the Nefilim following a scaring trend have started threatening their victims to release stolen data. share much of the same code.” ” reported BleepingComputer.

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macOS Backdoor RustDoor likely linked to Alphv/BlackCat ransomware operations

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The researchers noticed that the backdoor contained a plist file named ‘test’. “We identified multiple variants of the embedded Apple script, but all of them are meant for data exfiltration.” ” reads the report published by Bitdefender.