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December 13, 2019 | Politico, Tim Starks
First ever federal cybersecurity competition crowns champs
Criminal hackers targeted DOE, DOT, HUD, Commerce and Veterans Affairs in a global credential harvesting campaign targeting the government procurement processes, according to research released Thursday by the cyber firm Anomali. Read More
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December 13, 2019 | Infosecurity, Phil Muncaster
Over 100 Phishing Sites Spotted in Global Government Campaign
Scores of domains and over 120 phishing sites have been detected as part of a major global campaign targeting government procurement services, according to Anomali. The security vendor said the credential harvesting campaign featured spoofed sites for multiple international government departments, email services and two courier services, plus the usual...
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December 13, 2019 | CyberWire
Phishing Campaign Targets Login Credentials of Multiple US, International Government Procurement Services
Researchers at Anomali describe a phishing campaign apparently intended to harvest credentials from some twenty-two government agencies and government contractors in several countries around the world. US targets have received the most attention, but Australia, China, Japan, Mexico, Peru, Poland, and Sweden were also prospected - See more at:...
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December 12, 2019 | ZDNet, Danny Palmer
Cybersecurity: This password-stealing hacking campaign is targeting governments around the world
A mysterious new phishing campaign is targeting government departments and related business services around the world in cyber attacks which aim to steal the login credentials from the victims.In total, the phishing attacks have targeted at least 22 different potential victim organisations in countries including the...
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December 9, 2019 | Cyberscoop, Jeff Stone
Possible APT attacks against Ukraine expand to target journalists, researchers say
A suspected Russian hacking campaign that’s resulted in attacks against Ukrainian military and government agencies also has affected journalists, law enforcement and nongovernmental organizations, according to new findings. Gamaredon, a hacking group that has been active since 2013 and mostly haunted Ukrainian government targets, has broadened...
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November 23, 2019 | CyberWire
Mustang Panda leverages Windows shortcut files
Researchers at Anomali have been tracking China-based threat group, Mustang Panda, believing them to be responsible for attacks making clever use of Windows shortcut files. Parthiban is a researcher at Anomali, and he joins us to share their findings.
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October 24, 2019 | SiliconANGLE
Jill Cagliostro, Anomali | Splunk .conf19
Jill Cagliostro, Product Strategist at Anomali, sits with John Furrier at Splunk .conf19
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October 21, 2019 | Arabian Reseller, Chris Fernando
Anomali Focusses on Threat Intelligence and Analysis at GITEX 2019
At GITEX Technology Week, Anomali threw the spotlight on threat intelligence and analysis. We spoke to Khaled Chatila, the Regional Director for the Middle East at Anomali to learn more.Read More
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October 15, 2019 | Dark Reading, AJ Nash
5 Steps to Protect Against Ransomware Attacks
Paying a ransom is strongly discouraged by experts. So, how do you protect your organization? Because of a few key elements, ransomware is a growing threat for all Internet-connected enterprises. First, the barrier to entry in terms of cost is very low for adversaries because ransomware is inexpensive to purchase...
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October 15, 2019 | Bleeping Computer, Sergiu Gatlan
Chinese Hackers Use New Cryptojacking Tactics to Evade Detection
Chinese-speaking cybercrime group Rocke, known for operating multiple large-scale malicious crypto-mining campaigns, has now switched to new Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs), including new C2 infrastructure and updated malware to evade detection. Rocke is a financially motivated threat group first spotted in April 2018 by Cisco Talos researchers while...
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