"Researchers have discovered thousands of private Zoom recordings exposed online, in another blow to the firm’s security credentials as it struggles to support a huge surge in users. Former NSA researcher Patrick Jackson told The Washington Post that he was able to find the videos via a simple cloud storage search."
"Digital fraudsters have seized upon coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) as a lure for their new scams and attack campaigns. Together, these malicious operations constitute nothing short of a deluge. Barracuda revealed that it spotted 9,116 coronavirus-themed spear-phishing emails between March 1 and March 23, 2020—a 667% increase over the 1,188 attacks detected a month earlier. By comparison, the security firm spotted just 137 coronavirus-themed email campaigns in January."
"An APT group is exploiting the flaws patched earlier this year in Firefox and Internet Explorer in attacks aimed at China and Japan."
TLP1 : Green
"The zero-day Zoom flaws could give local, unprivileged attackers root privileges, and allow them to access victims’ microphone and camera."
TLP1 : Green
"A Houseparty refere que os relatos de supostos ataques através da aplicação são “uma campanha comercial” para prejudicar a imagem do serviço.34;
TLP1 : Green
"Rumours that popular video-calling app Houseparty has been "hacked" are spreading like wildfire online – but its creators deny a breach.The chat app has quickly become a viral hit in recent weeks, but terrified users are now deleting the app over fears Houseparty has been compromised."
"Cybercriminals continue to take advantage of the current coronavirus situation to launch various attacks such as malware, phishing, fraud, and disinformation campaigns."
TLP1 : Green
"The DarkHotel group could have been looking for information on tests, vaccines or trial cures."
TLP1 : Green
"Many U.S. government Web sites now carry a message prominently at the top of their home pages meant to help visitors better distinguish between official U.S. government properties and phishing pages. Unfortunately, part of that message is misleading and may help perpetuate a popular misunderstanding about Web site security and trust that phishers have been exploiting for years now."
"The public is being warned about fraudulent messages being shared on social media platforms that Netflix is offering free passes to its platform because of the Coronavirus pandemic."
TLP1 : Green
