Cryptojacking
The Real Cost of Cryptojacking
Cryptojacking silently hijacks compute power, inflates cloud bills, and erodes performance. Beyond financial losses, it exposes deep security risks, damages reputation, and drains productivity—making proactive detection and prevention essential for every organization ...
Alert: Palo Alto Networks Prey to RedTail Malware Exploits
In a recent development, threat actors behind the RedTail cryptojacking mining malware have expanded their arsenal by exploiting a newly disclosed IT infrastructure security flaw in Palo Alto Networks firewall exploit. This ...
GHOSTENGINE Exploit: Vulnerable Drivers Facing Attack
A recent revelation in the cybersecurity realm uncovers a concerning development dubbed GHOSTENGINE, a cryptojacking campaign employing a sophisticated method to bypass security measures. In this blog, we’ll look at the GHOSTENGINE ...
Imperva Detects Undocumented 8220 Gang Activities
Imperva Threat Research has detected previously undocumented activity from the 8220 gang, which is known for the mass deployment of malware using a variety of continuously evolving TTPs. This threat actor has ...
OracleIV DDoS Botnet Alert: Secure Your Docker Engine APIs
Attention Docker users: a new threat known as OracleIV is on the rise, targeting publicly accessible Docker Engine API instances. Researchers from Cado have uncovered a campaign where attackers exploit misconfigurations to ...
Cryptomining Attacks: The Stealth Threat to Your Cloud Security
For threat actors targeting cloud environments, cryptomining is a favored way to make money to fuel cybercriminal activity ...
How GitLab Security Flaw Results in Cryptojacking Proxyjacking Attacks?
In the domain of quickly changing digital environments, where software development powers collaboration, a recent event using GitLab has exposed a serious security vulnerability. Cyber Attackers keep coming up with unusual and ...
Sysdig Details Proxyjacking Attack Leveraging Log4j Vulnerability
Sysdig today published a report that described how cybercriminals are exploiting the Log4j vulnerability to gain access to IP addresses that are then sold to entities that resell them. Dubbed proxyjacking, the ...
What Is Cryptojacking? How It Works and How to Protect Against It
Cryptojacking is the unauthorized use of another computer to “mine” cryptocurrency—using them to run complex and taxing algorithms. The post What Is Cryptojacking? How It Works and How to Protect Against It ...
Linux Attackers Take Advantage of Unpatched Vulnerabilities
Linux operating systems are being targeted by malicious actors as organizations increase their digital footprint in the cloud, with many attackers of the open source OS likely taking advantage of outdated software ...
