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Shell Says Personal, Corporate Data Stolen in Accellion Security Incident

Mar

2021

A legacy service designed to allow for the sharing of large files, Accellion’s FTA service fell victim to a cyber-attack in December 2020, when hackers exploited zero-day vulnerabilities to gain access to customer data. The soon-to-be-retired service had roughly 300 customers at the time, with up to 25 of them suffering significant data compromise following […]

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From a Site Compromise to Full Root Access – Symlinks to Root – Part I

May

2013

When an attacker manages to compromise and get access to a website, they won’t likely stop there, they will aim to gain full root (admin) access to the entire server. If there are more websites hosted on the server being attacked, It is likely they will attempt to compromise every single one of them.How can […]

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Multi-platform Backdoor with Intel OS X Binary

Jul

2012

Karmina wrote about a malware targeting multiple operating systems on Monday. The Mac OS X sample that time was a PowerPC binary. Yesterday, we received an Intel x86 version in our backend systems which appears to have been used in a similar type of attack. Nothing fancy. This time the sample uses the server 199.180.197.59, […]

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