A threat group likely from Eastern Europe, dubbed Unfurling Hemlock, has been distributing hundreds of thousands of malware samples worldwide through compressed “cabinet files”. Each file contains multiple pieces of malware, acting as a sort of ‘cluster bomb’. Some samples also include obfuscators and tools to disable Windows Defender. The group seems to be paid per infection, possibly distributing malware for other unrelated campaigns. Over half of the targets were based in the US.
Dublin-based credit union halts operations due to ‘serious security incident' – NBC Bay Area
A Dublin-based credit union has stopped its operations due to a severe security incident, as reported by NBC Bay Area. The specific details of the
