Expert analysis from Ricnology
Active exploitation of critical cookie vulnerability in ICTBroadcast servers enables authentication bypass and system compromise. Organizations running ICTBroadcast must apply patches immediately to prevent attacks.
Critical CVSS 10.0 vulnerabilities discovered in Red Lion RTUs threaten industrial control systems. Organizations must patch immediately to prevent remote takeover of critical infrastructure assets.
Federal investigation ties Scattered Spider cybercrime group to $115 million in ransomware extortion payments across enterprise victims. Analysis reveals advanced social engineering and identity compromise tactics.
WordPress sites targeted in widespread ClickFix phishing campaign exploiting vulnerable themes and plugins to inject malicious code that tricks users into executing PowerShell commands, compromising credentials and deploying malware
Scattered Spider cybercrime group executes sophisticated social engineering and SIM swapping attacks against enterprises, stealing millions in cryptocurrency and sensitive data through MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment breaches
Chinese Cyber Threats: Nezha Tool Transformed into a Weaponized Cybersecurity Threat
Hackers Leverage WordPress Vulnerabilities for Advanced ClickFix Phishing Campaigns
Two Scattered Spider cybercrime group members charged with orchestrating $115 million ransomware attacks targeting MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment using sophisticated social engineering and SIM swapping techniques
Chinese threat actors weaponize open-source Nezha monitoring tool converting legitimate server management software into sophisticated backdoor delivering malware payloads and maintaining persistent access to compromised systems
WordPress sites exploited via vulnerable themes and plugins in coordinated ClickFix phishing campaign tricking users into executing malicious PowerShell scripts that steal credentials and install remote access tools
Unveiling Scattered Spider: Cybercriminal Duo Tied to $115 Million Ransom Extortion
Chinese threat actors weaponize Nezha open-source monitoring tool converting legitimate server management software into backdoor infrastructure for persistent system access and malware delivery