Dwaine Evans

Amid ongoing geopolitical tensions across the globe, cybersecurity experts anticipate a surge in cyber attacks related to political activities. As the situation persists, the risk of coordinated cyber activity looms large. This article delves into the predicted rise in cyber threats, explores the various types of political cyber activities, and highlights potential sources and targets. The Possibility of Coordinated Cyber

Federal authorities have recently issued a warning regarding the rise of NoEscape, an increasingly aggressive multi-extortion ransomware-as-a-service group. Believed to be a successor to the defunct Avaddon gang, NoEscape poses a significant risk to various industries, particularly the healthcare and public health sector. This article delves into the growing threat posed by NoEscape, its extortion tactics, and the urgent need

The IZ1H9 Campaign, a sophisticated attack on Internet of Things (IoT) devices, has emerged as a significant threat in recent times. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the campaign, its rapidly updated arsenal of exploits, and the vulnerabilities it targets. Furthermore, it will delve into the payload injection process, the Mirai variant IZ1H9, decoding the configuration, command-and-control

Flagstar Bank, a prominent financial services provider based in Michigan, has delivered a concerning announcement to its 837,390 US customers. The bank experienced a data breach, exposing the personal information of a significant number of customers. The breach occurred through a third-party service provider, Fiserv, which acted as the entry point for unauthorized activity. This article delves into the details

In the cybersecurity community, anticipation for the reveal of two critical security flaws in the popular open-source project cURL reached its peak. The potential severity of these vulnerabilities had raised concerns, with claims that one of them may be the worst cURL security flaw in a long time. However, upon the disclosure of patches and bug details, it became evident

In a concerning development, high-profile government and telecom entities in Asia have become the targets of an ongoing cyber campaign since 2021. Dubbed “Stayin’ Alive,” this campaign utilizes basic backdoors and loaders to deliver next-stage malware. The attackers have specifically focused on organizations in Vietnam, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, and Kazakhstan, raising alarm bells across the region. Malware Delivery and Techniques The