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The Internet Archive disclosed a data breach, the security incident impacted more than 31 million users of its “The Wayback Machine.” As of September 5, 2024, the Internet Archive held more than 42.1 Internet Archive hacked. Hunt also verified the authenticity of the information included in the stolen archive.
All the variants are distributed within archives containing a legitimate executable and a malicious DLL: Variant 1: Archive cf.rar includes mrender.exe and libcef.dll. Variant 2: Archive ru.zip includes FastVD.exe and LogMeIn.dll. Variant 3: Archive zz.rar includes gpgconf.exe and libgcrypt-20.dll.
VXunderground archived the leak and published it on GitHub. We’ve archived the leak and made it available for download on GitHub.” We've archived the leak and made it available for download on GitHub. Banshee Stealer, a MacOS Malware-as-a-Service, shut down after its source code leaked online.
In one case analyzed by the researchers, the attack chain begins by tricking the victim into opening a malicious RAR archive disguised as an image file by using a.jpg extension. Upon executing the archive, it drops a malicious Windows executable, which eventually downloads and executesthe PLAYFULGHOST payloadfrom a remote server.
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Memento ransomware group locks files inside WinRAR password-protected archives after having observed that its encryption process is blocked by security firms. The ransomware copies files into password-protected WinRAR archives, it uses a renamed freeware version of the legitimate file utility WinRAR.
In March 2025, threat actors distributed archived messages through Signal. The archive contains a fake PDF report and DarkTortilla malware, which acts as a launcher for the Dark Crystal RAT ( DCRat ). The Ukrainian government experts noticed that some messages were sent from compromised contacts to increase trust.
Following last week’s story on the breadth of the NPD breach , a reader alerted KrebsOnSecurity that a sister NPD property — the background search service recordscheck.net — was hosting an archive that included the usernames and password for the site’s administrator. NPD acknowledged the intrusion on Aug.
VXunderground archived the leak and published it on GitHub. Check Point researchers discovered a new version of the Banshee macOS infostealer which is distributed through phishing websites and fake GitHub repositories, often masqueraded as popular software. ” reads the report published by Check Point.
The zip archive contains an obfuscated JavaScript file, which creates and executes a PowerShell script that connects to the C2 (62.133.60[.]137), In late November, the experts spotted a malspam campaign impersonating DHL which used emails about freight invoices, attaching zip files named “Invoice###.zip”
“file archiver in the browser” is a new phishing technique that can be exploited by phishers when victims visit a.ZIP domain. A new phishing technique called “file archiver in the browser” can be used by phishers to “emulate” a file archiver software in a web browser when a victim visits a.ZIP domain.
Initially, the group published screenshots of stolen data as proof of the attack, now the whole archive can be downloaded from the leak page. The ransomware group Cloak has claimed responsibility for a February cyberattack on the Virginia Attorney General Office. Chief Deputy AG Steven Popps called it a sophisticated attack.
The malware is distributed through phishing messages using a malicious attachment or a link to the malicious archive containing Bumblebee. Experts warn of a new wave of attacks involving the Bumblebee malware, months after Europol’s ‘ Operation Endgame ‘ that disrupted its operations in May.
The attackers attempted to trick the company’s customers into opening a ZIP archive file named “ crowdstrike-hotfix.zip.” ” The archive includes a loader named Hijack Loader used to execute the Remcos RAT. The ZIP archive contains a HijackLoader payload that, when executed, loads RemCos.
Experts observed the hackers using resume documents and archives, such as ZIPs and RARs, with alluring themes distributing CrimsonRAT. Alleged Pakistan-Linked cyber espionage group, tracked as Transparent Tribe, targets Indian entities with a new Windows malware. Follow me on Twitter: @securityaffairs and Facebook. Pierluigi Paganini.
Hunt & Hackett also observed the threat actor collecting at least one e-mail archive, of one of the multiple victim organizations. Sea Turtle cyber espionage group targeted telco, media, ISPs, IT service providers, and Kurdish websites in the Netherlands. Between 2017 and 2019, the APT group mainly used DNS hijacking in its campaigns.
In the initial attacks observed by the researchers, the malicious code downloads a Microsoft Cabinet (CAB) archive containing a malicious executable. When Microsoft’s patch closed that loophole, attackers discovered they could use a different attack chain altogether by enclosing the maldoc in a specially-crafted RAR archive.”reads
“Some Numando variants store these images in an encrypted ZIP archive inside their.rsrc sections, while others utilize a separate Delphi DLL just for this storage. The installer contains a CAB archive with a legitimate application, an injector, and an encrypted Numando banking trojan DLL. ” continues the report.
The group published the link to 13 password-protected archives, allegedly containing sensitive data stolen from the chipmaker. Attention Password for the Archives: XXXXXXXXXXX#1JLDiw8″ reads the post published by the group on its leak site. !! The gang also published some screenshots as proof of data possession.
The disclosure of data in the archive poses a threat to the individuals whose data it contains. The disclosure of data in the archive poses a threat to the individuals whose data it contains. A financially motivated group named GhostR claims the theft of a sensitive database from World-Check and threatens to publish it.
zipx file is a ZIP archive compressed using the most recent compression methods of the WinZip archiver to provide optimal results. 7Zip initially tries to open the files as a ZIP archive and fails, but afterward, 7Zip recognizes the.zipx files as Rar5 archives and can get their contents unpacked. The emails use a.
Those archived webpages show both RDP services were owned by an entity called 1337 Services Gmbh. A review of those messages archived by Intel 471 showed that dozens of early forum members referred privately to Finndev as the owner of shoppy[.]gg “Finndev.” ” Image: Ke-la.com. 30, the U.S. io , and rdp[.]sh.
The threat actors leverage spear-phishing emails to deliver archive files utilizing DLL side-loading schemes. All the tools connect to the same infrastructure, which is associated with China-linked APT ToddyCat. ” reads the analysis published by Checkpoint. report – CurKeep collects information about the infected machine.
export=download&id=1uRaMFq3jVR3yhcdRbBvuGdq-jLBLKtTH drops /kholapqua.com/Document.zip [link] pic.twitter.com/Y9CpY8xyLU — idclickthat (@idclickthat) August 17, 2023 Threat actors sent Facebook messenger direct messages to the victims attempting to trick them into downloading archive files such as RAR or ZIP files.
Researchers from VX-underground reviewed the archive (277.1GB uncompressed) and confirmed the that data is real and accurate. The archive also contains data on deceased individuals. “Many of these files are archives themselves, with many of those then containing yet more archives.
The expert discovered the unsecured database on August 22, 2021, and immediately notified the Thai authorities, he noticed that some of the data stored in the archive date back ten years. While the IP address of the database is still public, the database was taken offline and has been replaced with a honeypot.
The PDF included a link to a fake questionnaire that redirects users to a mailcious ZIP archive hosted on a compromised site. The ZIP archive contains an HTA file named wine.hta that contains obfuscated JavaScript code. The ZIP archive contains an HTA file named wine.hta that contains obfuscated JavaScript code.
” Researchers from VX-underground reviewed the archive (277.1GB uncompressed) and confirmed the that data is real and accurate. .” ” Researchers from VX-underground reviewed the archive (277.1GB uncompressed) and confirmed the that data is real and accurate. The archive also contains data on deceased individuals.
Now one of its affiliates leaked the IP addresses for Cobalt Strike C2 servers and an archive of 113 MB that includes training material and tools shared by the Conti operators with its network to conduct ransomware attacks. The Conti Ransomware operators offer their services to their affiliates and maintain 20-30% of each ransom payment.
The DarkWatchman has been distributed through phishing emails that use malicious ZIP archives (named ‘????????? ?12-6317-3621.zip’ The executable is a self-installing WinRAR archive that will install the RAT and keylogger. “This executable is a WinRAR SFX self installing archive that contains two files: ‘134121811.js’
The log file is stored in a sysdiagnose (sysdiag) archive. . “When a user initiates a reboot, the operating system attempts to gracefully terminate running processes before rebooting. If a “client” process is still running when the reboot activity begins, it is logged with its process identifier (PID) and corresponding filesystem path.”
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The implant was distributed through malicious URLs in phishing emails, while the attackers used methods like self-extracting archives and Golang droppers in previous campaigns. The Awaken Likho group is now using a 7-Zip self-extracting archive that displays a decoy document while covertly installing the MeshAgent tool.
The expert exploiting this known issue discovered the following vulnerabilities: CVE-2023-36396 Windows Compressed Folder Remote Code Execution Vulnerability – The RCE issue resides in Windows’s new extraction logic for all newly supported archive types. ” wrote Or Yair. CVE-2023-42757 was reserved for this vulnerability by MITRE.
The attackers attempted to trick victims into downloading and decompress a ZIP archive (Cross-Platform Bridges.zip) containing the malicious Python code masqueraded by an arbitrage bot. log – SUGARLOADER Stage 3 (Loader)- Discord (fake) – HLOADER Stage 4 (Payload) – KANDYKORN Decompressing the archive, it reveals a Main.py
The content of the messages attempted to trick the recipients into opening a password-protected RAR archive. Once the archive is opened, the infection chain starts leading to the deployment of the JinxLoader payload. The attack spotted by the researchers used phishing messages posing as Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC).
Upon opening the file, a RAR-archive named “Viyskovi_zlochinci_RU.rar” is created. . The archive contains a link file named “War criminals destroying Ukraine (home addresses, photos, phone numbers, pages on social networks).lnk,” The phishing messages have been sent from “vadim_melnik88@i[.]ua,”
The economically motivated APT group used specially crafted archives in phishing attacks against forum users through online trading forum posts. NSFOCUS Research Labs observed DarkCasino implementing two attack processes using specially crafted weaponized archives. ” reads the report published by NSFOCUS.
zip” (“congratulation” in Russian) instead of weaponized office documents, The archive containsand executable that acts as the first stage malware. The Windows x32 executable in the archive, named “????????????.scr,” .” reads the report published by Cluster25. The spoofed messages used a *@mid.ru
The attackers attempted to trick the company’s customers into opening a ZIP archive file named “ crowdstrike-hotfix.zip.” ” The archive includes a loader named Hijack Loader used to execute the Remcos RAT. The ZIP archive contains a HijackLoader payload that, when executed, loads RemCos.
com : Distributes a ZIP archive file (“setup-win-x86-x64.exe.zip”) pro : Distributes a RAR archive file (“MBSetup.rar”) that was used to deploy the StealC information stealer malware. Below is the list of malicious websites analyzed by the researchers: avast-securedownload[.]com bitdefender-app[.]com
The attackers sent the password for the RAR archive in a separate email. Volexity first spotted the POWERSTAR backdoor in 2021, the experts observed the Iranian APT distributing the malicious code in a surprising number of different ways. ” continues the report.
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