In a continuous effort to find new techniques to extort money from targets, cybercriminals have conceived a new and more aggressive version of the popularised Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. This type of attack, named Ransom Denial of Service (RDoS), first appeared in 2016, but made a comeback in 2020 and 2021, taking advantage of the ever-increasing number of interconnected devices, and of the remote working arrangements caused by Covid-19.
Read moreAmid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, there have been several warnings on spikes in fraudulent activity carried out by criminals seeking to capitalise on the Ukrainian humanitarian crisis. Numerous reports from across the world show that fraudster are currently tricking people into making donations to fake charities, in order to then pocket the money that was meant to help Ukrainian refugees. It is thought that the amount of money siphoned by fraudsters since the beginning of Russia’s invasion could be of millions of dollars.
Read moreCRIF Cyber Observatory analyzes the vulnerability of people and companies to cyber-attacks both on open web and dark web. It In 2021 nearly 2 million of alerts were sent through CRIF services, with an increase by 48,7% vs 2020. Alerts were related to data both found on the open web and on the dark web, with an increase of the latter by 57,9%.
Read moreYou have probably noticed that all the phishing mails are poorly written and some details may let us think they are somewhat unprofessional. Find out why.
Read moreIn just 5 months the Lapsus$ cyber gang has become one of the most talked about hacker groups, going from launching localised attacks, to conducting a large-scale extortion campaign, successfully breaching technology giants and stealing their source codes.
Read moreThe world has never been more interconnected than at the present time, through devices like smartphones, laptops, and The risks of IoT devices, that create, collect, transmit, process, analyse, copy and store unprecedented amounts of data. This has led to concerns on how much control users have over their own data, and what level of privacy they can maintain when navigating online. Read more...
Read moreThe growing number of Internet of Things devices, set to reach 30 billion in 2025, offers many advantages, but also raises concerns over the possibility of cybersecurity risks. Read more about IoT vulnerabilities.
Read moreThe global discontent following Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has erupted in waves of protests across the world. On the first day of the Russian invasion, the hacker collective Anonymous took a clear stance, by declaring a cyber war against the Russian government.
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