Remote Desktop Protocol
Iranian-Back Group Behind Attacks on Transit Systems in LA, South Florida
Jeffrey Burt | | Black Shadow, cisa, critical infrastructure attacks, Cyber Espionage, data exfiltration, Gambit Security, Iranian cyber operations, Remote Desktop Protocol, U.S. National Security Agency
System breaches of transit systems in Los Angeles and Southern Florida were tied to an Iranian-backed threat group called Black Shadow through an investigation by Gambit Security into the infrastructure used and ...
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Microsoft Patch Tuesday, November 2021 Edition
BrianKrebs | | Allan Liska, CVE-2021-41371, CVE-2021-42292, CVE-2021-42321, CVE-20213-38631, Dustin Childs, Latest Warnings, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Exchange Server zero-day, Recorded Future, Remote Desktop Protocol, Security Tools, Time to Patch, Trend Micro Zero Day Initiative
Microsoft Corp. today released updates to quash at least 55 security bugs in its Windows operating systems and other software. Two of the patches address vulnerabilities that are already being used in ...
How the Cybersecurity Industry Changed in 2020
Katie Short | | Cybersecurity, RDP, Remote Desktop Protocol, Richard Stiennon, Security Yearbook 2020
As a result of the global pandemic, rapid digital transformation has shifted the cybersecurity landscape into uncharted territory. The massive influx of data to the cloud as a result of the shift ...
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Remote Work Pushes Brute-Force Attacks Higher
Joan Goodchild | | brute-force attacks, employee remote access, ESET, remote access, Remote Desktop Protocol
The widespread switch to work-from-home arrangements around the globe means employees are working offsite at unprecedented levels. It’s also prompted cybercriminals to find additional targets to exploit. We have heard for months ...
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New York City Schools Ban Zoom over Security and Privacy Woes
Filip Truta | | coronavirus, covid, COVID-19, covid19, Industry News, RDP, Remote Desktop, Remote Desktop Protocol, remote work, video conferencing, videoconferencing, Zoom
The State of New York has decided to ban Zoom from city schools amid news of security and privacy concerns surrounding the popular videoconferencing software. “DOE staff and service providers should cease ...
Spike in Remote Work Leads to 40% Increase in RDP Exposure to Hackers
Filip Truta | | coronavirus, coronavirus outbreak, COVID-19, covid19, Industry News, Remote Desktop Protocol, remote work, remote working, VPN, WFH, work from home
As Covid-19 continues to wreak havoc globally, companies are keeping their employees at home. To ensure compliance and stay atop security standards, teleworkers have to patch into their company’s infrastructure using remote ...
RDP Abuse and Swiss Army Knife Tool Used to Pillage, Encrypt and Manipulate Data
Liviu Arsene | | Anti-Malware Research, clipboard stealer, cryptocurrency stealer, info stealer, RDP, rdp abuse, Remote Desktop Protocol, Whitepapers
Bitdefender researchers recently found threat actors abusing a legitimate feature in the RDP service to act as a fileless attack technique, dropping a multi-purpose off-the-shelf tool for device fingerprinting and for planting ...
North Korean APT Group Targets Academia via Malicious Chrome Extensions
Lucian Constantin | | APT group, Chrome extension, credential theft, Flash Player, Remote Desktop Protocol, Stolen Pencil, Zero-day Exploit
Security researchers have uncovered an APT group with possible ties to North Korea that has targeted academic institutions since May. The group, dubbed Stolen Pencil by researchers from Netscout, send spear-phishing emails ...
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Sophisticated IoT Botnet Torii Uses 6 Persistence Methods
Lucian Constantin | | brute-force attack, IoT botnet, Malware, Remote Desktop Protocol, Telnet, Torii
Security researchers have uncovered a new botnet targeting Linux-based devices that’s more sophisticated than Mirai and most other IoT botnets observed so far. Researchers from antivirus vendor Avast have dubbed the new ...
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How to protect your RDP access from ransomware attacks
Ransomware distributors have started using RDP to gain access to business networks. Do you have your remote desktops under control? Categories: Business Security world Tags: businessransomwarerdpremote accessremote desktop protocol (Read more...) The ...

