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01 December, 2020
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Microsoft Defender For Identity Now Detects Zerologon Attacks

Microsoft Defender For Identity Now Detects Zerologon Attacks Microsoft has added support for Zerologon exploitation detection to Microsoft Defender for Identity to allow Security Operations teams to detect on-premises attacks attempting to abuse this critical vulnerability. Microsoft Defender for Identity (previously known as Azure Advanced Threat Protection or Azure ATP) is a cloud-based security solution designed to leverage on-premises Active Directory

01 December, 2020
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Gootkit Malware Returns To Life Alongside REvil Ransomware

Gootkit Malware Returns To Life Alongside REvil Ransomware After a year-long vacation, the Gootkit information-stealing Trojan has returned to life alongside REvil Ransomware in a new campaign targeting Germany. The Gootkit Trojan is Javascript-based malware that performs various malicious activities, including remote access for threat actors, keystroke capturing, video recording, email theft, password theft, and the ability

01 December, 2020
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Healthcare Provider AspenPointe Data Breach Affects 295K Patients

Healthcare Provider AspenPointe Data Breach Affects 295K Patients U.S. healthcare provider AspenPointe notified patients of a data breach stemming from a September 2020 cyberattack that enabled attackers to steal protected health information (PHI) and personally identifiable information (PII). AspenPointe is a nonprofit funded by Medicaid, state, federal, and local government contracts, as well as donations, that manages 12 organizations serving

01 December, 2020
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Baltimore Students Told To Ditch Windows PCs After Ransomware Attack

Baltimore Students Told To Ditch Windows PCs After Ransomware Attack Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS) urged students and staff to stop using their school-issued Windows computers and only use Chromebooks and Google accounts following a ransomware attack that hit the district’s network last Wednesday. The ransomware attack forced BCPS to shut down most of its

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Author: Privacy Ninja

Microsoft Defender For Identity Now Detects Zerologon Attacks

Gootkit Malware Returns To Life Alongside REvil Ransomware

Healthcare Provider AspenPointe Data Breach Affects 295K Patients

Baltimore Students Told To Ditch Windows PCs After Ransomware Attack

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