Security Week
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Killnet Releases 'Proof' of its Attack Against Lockheed Martin
On August 1, Lockheed Martin was supposedly targeted with a DDoS attack delivered by the pro-Russian hacker group Killnet. The information came via the Moscow Times who reported Killnet’s claim for responsibility.
Newsweek added that Killnet claimed to have stolen Lockheed Martin employee data and threatened to share that data.
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US Government Shares Photo of Alleged Conti Ransomware Associate
The United States has been offering significant rewards for information on individuals involved in the Conti ransomware operation and the Department of State on Thursday provided additional details on who it’s looking for and even shared a photo of a suspect.
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CISA, FBI Warn Organizations of Zeppelin Ransomware Attacks
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) have issued a joint advisory detailing the Zeppelin ransomware.
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Microsoft Paid $13.7 Million via Bug Bounty Programs Over Past Year
Microsoft this week announced that, over the past 12 months alone, it paid out $13.7 million in rewards as part of its bug bounty programs.
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Realtek SDK Vulnerability Exposes Routers From Many Vendors to Remote Attacks
A serious vulnerability affecting the eCos SDK made by Taiwanese semiconductor company Realtek could expose the networking devices of many vendors to remote attacks.