They say death and taxes are the only certainties in life, but surprise, there’s another: cyber security will always continue to evolve! With how quickly things are changing, it’s nearly impossible to know what cyber security will look like days, weeks, or months from now.
This can make it difficult to keep track of the latest cyber attack trends and get the information you need to protect your business and customers. To help you stay informed, we’ve created the Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Report. The OSINT report is a collection of news and other public coverage around cyber security and attack trends.
Highlights from this week’s report.
This week’s report has several interesting and informative stories to keep you in the know, including:
- Ransomware Reaches New Heights – Ransomware attacks appear set on impacting a greater number of organizations in 2023 than in previous years.
- Hosting Firm Says It Lost All Customer Data After Ransomware Attack – CloudNordic and AzeroCloud recently revealed that they were victims of a devastating ransomware attack, resulting in a significant loss of client data and the shutdown of numerous systems, encompassing websites, emails, and customer platforms.
- New Wave of Attack Campaign Targeting Zimbra Email Users – Recent findings has revealed a new sophisticated social engineering endeavor predominantly targeting users of Zimbra Collaboration email servers to harvest their login credentials for subsequent operations.
- Ivanti Warns of New Actively Exploited Mobile Iron Zero-Day Bug – A new zero-day vulnerability has recently been identified, enabling unauthorized attackers to access sensitive admin portal configuration APIs via port 8443, used by Mobile Iron Configuration Service (MICS).