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The SPF sought assistance from authorities in Timor Leste via Interpol’s I-GRIP stop-payment mechanism.

The attackers employed a combination of supply chain attacks and watering hole attacks.

The software, intended to be created by British IT staff with appropriate security clearances, was instead partially outsourced to developers in Russia and Belarus.

APT41 developed a loader to inject a PoC for the CVE-2018-0824 directly into memory to achieve local privilege escalation.

Cryptonator was an unlicensed money service business (MSB) that processed over $235 million in illicit funds.

The attacker was was altering DNS query responses for specific domains associated with automatic software update mechanisms.

In brief: ‘Sitting Ducks’ domain hijacking attack puts at risk over a million domains, the UK shuts down Russian Coms fraud platform, and more.

Cuckoo Spear remained undetected within victim networks for an extended period, often between two and three years.

The malware was monitoring one-time password messages across over 600 global brands.

The revocation affects only the certificates verified using the faulty CNAME procedure.