The VX-Underground malware-sharing collective has been framed by a new variant of Phobos ransomware, indicating the group’s involvement in encryptor attacks. Launched in 2018, Phobos is a form of Ransomware-as-a-Service originating from the Crysis ransomware family. While not an “elite” operation, it has a substantial reach. This latest variant features ransom notes mimicking VX-Underground’s style and contact details, suggesting threat actors have display a vested interest in the cybersecurity community.
Botnets leverage decade-old D-Link vulnerabilities in new attack campaigns
A new report from FortiGuard Labs has revealed the activities of two botnets, FICORA and CAPSAICIN, exploiting vulnerabilities in legacy D-Link devices. The report stresses
