Cyber Threat Intelligence Weekly by SOCRadar

 

Cyber Threat Intelligence Weekly Newsletter

This week's most mentioned cybersecurity topics have been covered in this newsletter for you — the latest developments, cyberattacks, data breaches, recent vulnerabilities, threat intelligence insights, and more.

Dark Web Insights

RaidForums hacking forum seized by police, owner arrested 15 Best Darknet Markets you should look out for | Darkweb market places 2022 Double-Your-Crypto scams share crypto scam host SuperCare Health discloses a data breach that Impacted +300K people

Critical Vulnerabilities

Attackers are exploiting VMware RCE to deliver malware CVE-2022-22954 Citrix patches vulnerabilities in several products CVE-2022-27505 A million Microsoft machines were exposed to a zero-click, CVSS 9.8 bug CVE-2022-26809 Critical Auth bypass bug reported in Cisco wireless LAN controller software CVE-2022-20695 Microsoft fixes actively exploited zero-day reported by the NSA CVE-2022-24521 Google patches third actively exploited Chrome zero-day of 2022 CVE-2022-1364

Trending Threat Actors

The U.S. government blames North Korean hackers for a $ 600M cryptocurrency heist The unceasing action of Anonymous against Russia Hackers target the Ukrainian government with IcedID malware, Zimbra exploits. Russia-linked Sandworm attacks Ukrainian energy facility China-linked Hafnium APT leverages Tarrask malware to gain persistence. Conti ransomware gang hits German wind turbine giant Nordex

Important Cybersecurity News

Threat actors use Zimbra exploits to target organizations in Ukraine New "Enemybot" DDoS botnet targets routers, web servers Feds, private industry warns of new malware strain targeting the energy sector Hackers gang gives away ZingoStealer malware to other cybercriminals for Free Microsoft: We've just disrupted this ransomware-spreading botnet New FFDroider malware steals Facebook, Instagram, Twitter accounts

SOCRadar Blog

The Top 10 Dark Web Telegram Chat Groups and Channels   After the privacy policy scandal of WhatsApp in January 2021, Telegram was one of the trending apps to replace WhatsApp regarding its privacy policy.   This situation makes Telegram more popular than ever before! Due to Telegram’s high privacy standards, this popularity attracted a brand-new customer channel, threat actors.   Under these standards, many malicious groups move their platform to Telegram, where they can talk, exchange data, or even sell the leaks they had online. Regarding it all can be done in secret without exposing any identity due to the privacy policy, Telegram has become a malicious groups’ favorite messaging app.

Reference / Source: https://socradar.io/the-top-10-dark-web-telegram-chat-groups-and-channels/