Owners of Asustor NAS drives have woken up to discover that data they believed was safe and sound on their network storage devices has instead been encrypted by ransomware, and that cybercriminals are demanding over $1000.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
More Stories
Black Basta ransomware group’s techniques evolve, as FBI issues new warning in wake of hospital attack
Security agencies in the United States have issued a new warning about the Black Basta ransomware group, in the wake...
How DDR Can Bolster Your Security Posture
The content of this post is solely the responsibility of the author. LevelBlue does not adopt or endorse any of...
Hackers Use DNS Tunneling to Scan and Track Victims
Palo Alto Networks warns threat actors are using DNS tunneling techniques to probe for network vulnerabilities Read More
FCC Names and Shames First Robocall Threat Actor
In a first, the FCC has designated “Royal Tiger” as a malicious robocall threat group Read More
Prison for cybersecurity expert selling private videos from inside 400,000 homes
A Korean cybersecurity expert has been sentenced to prison for illegally accessing and distributing private photos and videos from vulnerable...
Critical Vulnerabilities in Cinterion Modems Exposed
The flaws include CVE-2023-47610, a security weakness within the modem’s SUPL message handlers Read More