"Bruggling" emerges as a novel technique for pilfering data out from a compromised environment — or for sneaking in malicious code and attack tools.
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 August 02, 2022
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Chromium Browsers Allow Data Exfiltration via Bookmark Syncing
"Bruggling" emerges as a novel technique for pilfering data out from a compromised environment — or for sneaking in malicious code and attack tools.
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A Justice Department official testifies to a House committee that the cyberattack is a "significant concern."
Ransomware Hit on European Pipeline & Energy Supplier Encevo Linked to BlackCat
Customers across several European countries are urged to update credentials in the wake of the attack that affected a gas-pipeline operator and power company.
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Malicious npm Packages Scarf Up Discord Tokens, Credit Card Info
The campaign uses four malicious packages to spread "Volt Stealer" and "Lofy Stealer" malware in the open source npm software package repository.
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