The Turla hacking crew, which is linked to Russia, has updated its known second-stage backdoor, Kazuar, to increase its stealth, detection evasion and efforts to thwart analysis. Cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks found Kazuar, initially identified in 2017, has evolved, offering a wider range of features, stealth and complex command execution control. Diminished communication and idle modes when being analysed or debugged also help it remain covert.
Nissan Australia-New Zealand hit by cyberattack, potential personal data breach
Nissan’s operations in New Zealand and Australia have been targeted by hackers. The extent of the cyberattack and the potential compromise of customer data is
