Daryna Antoniuk

Dec 4, 2024 | subtelforum.com | Daryna Antoniuk

Finland's police confirmed on Tuesday that the damage to two fiber-optic cables running across the country’s land border with Sweden was caused by excavation work rather than sabotage. In an official statement, the police said they have no ongoing criminal investigation into the recent cable break, dismissing previous reports that the incident was allegedly caused by malicious activity.

Nov 13, 2023 | techtelegraph.co.uk | Daryna Antoniuk

Cybercriminals have devised a creative way to attempt to scam money from people: They use a feature of Google Forms quizzes to generate spam messages, researchers found. Abuse of Google Forms — part of the company’s free Workspace suite — has been tracked for several years, but the use of a specific feature within quizzes is a recent trend, according to the cybersecurity firm Cisco Talos, which analyzed the operation.

Nov 3, 2023 | redhot.sg | Daryna Antoniuk

Hackers disrupted internet connectivity in public healthcare institutions in Singapore this week with distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, a health technology agency that oversees the institutions said. Synapxe, which manages operations of 46 public healthcare institutions in Singapore and around 1,400 community partners such as nursing homes and general practitioners, said there’s no evidence that public healthcare or patient data, as well as internal networks, have been compromised.

Oct 31, 2023 | community.webroot.com | Daryna Antoniuk

IMAGES USED IN FACEBOOK ADS TIED TO THE NODESTEALER MALWARE CAMPAIGN. IMAGE: BITDEFENDERNovember 1, 2023 By Daryna Antoniuk Cybercriminals are using Facebook ads to distribute malware and hijack users' social media accounts, researchers have found. In the so-called malvertising campaign, hackers exploit legitimate tools for online ad distribution and insert infected links into typical advertisements.

Oct 17, 2023 | community.webroot.com | Daryna Antoniuk

October 18, 2023 By Daryna AntoniukHackers have targeted more than a dozen oil, gas and defense firms in Eastern Europe with an updated version of the MATA backdoor framework, according to recent research. The MATA backdoor was previously attributed to the North Korean hacker group Lazarus. Researchers at the cybersecurity firm Kaspersky, who uncovered this campaign, did not directly link the latest attacks to Lazarus.