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LockBit updates. Trend Micro warns of Apex exploitation. PrintNightmare remains a problem. ReverseRat evolves, SynAck rebrands.


Attacks, Threats, and Vulnerabilities

Suspected Pakistani actor modifies its custom remote access trojan with nefarious new capabilities (PR Newswire) Black Lotus Labs, the threat intelligence arm of Lumen Technologies (NYSE: LUMN), today announced that ReverseRat – the remote access trojan it…

ReverseRat Reemerges with a (Night)Fury New Campaign and New Developments, Same Familiar Side-Actor – Lumen (Lumen) We have continued to track this actor and recently uncovered an updated version of the ReverseRat agent, which we are calling ReverseRat 2.0.

Pakistan’s cyber-attack malware mutates, adopts nefarious new capabilities  (India Today) A Pakistan-originated malware that previously targeted the power sector and government organisations in India and Afghanistan, has developed the ability to adopt new cyber-attack capabilities. 

Threat Thursday: Ficker Infostealer Malware (BlackBerry) Ficker is a Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) information stealer that targets victims’ web browsers, credit card information, crypto-wallets and FTP clients. The malware can also download additional malware once a system is successfully compromised.

Crypto-mining botnet modifies CPU configurations to increase its mining power (The Record by Recorded Future) A crypto-mining botnet is modifying CPU configurations on hacked Linux servers in order to increase the performance and output of its cryptocurrency mining code.

Trend Micro Confirms In-the-Wild Zero-Day Attacks (SecurityWeek) Security vendor Trend Micro has issued a warning for in-the-wild zero-day attacks hitting customers using its Apex One and Apex One as a Service products.

Hackers tried to exploit two zero-days in Trend Micro’s Apex One EDR platform (The Record by Recorded Future) Cyber-security firm Trend Micro said hackers tried to exploit two zero-day vulnerabilities in its Apex One EDR platform in an attempt to go after its customers in attacks that took place earlier this year.

Ransomware group demanding US$50M in Accenture security breach: cyber firm (CRN Australia) According to dark web and cybercrime monitoring firm.

Ransomware Gang Leaks Files Allegedly Stolen From Accenture (SecurityWeek) Accenture has confirmed being targeted by…

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Google rebrands: Apps for Work are G Suite, enterprise platform is Google Cloud

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Google’s cloud services have a new name: everything cloud-based—including the Google Cloud Platform, enterprise mobility, and even Chromebooks—is now part of the Google Cloud brand.

Before settling on the new name, Google toyed with the name Google Enterprise. Diane Greene, Senior Vice President for Google Cloud, said that Google’s customers had been unsure of the company’s commitment to the enterprise. With that uncertainty now diminished, according to Greene, the Cloud name made more sense.

One of the biggest parts of Google Cloud is also being renamed. Google Apps for Work is now “G Suite.” This name spans Gmail, Docs, Drive, Calendar, Hangouts, and more. The new name is supposed to reflect the collaborative, team-based approach to the software. Along with the new name, Google has announced a bunch of new features that’ll be coming soon to emphasize collaboration.

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