by Ophtek, LLC | Oct 25, 2022 | BlackByte, MSI Afterburner utility, Ophtek, Ransomware, RTCore64.sys, update drivers
BlackByte Ransomware Targets Windows Driver Vulnerability. A vulnerable Windows driver has been revealed to be the ‘hole in the fence’ that the BlackByte ransomware needs to breach your IT infrastructure. The attack is interesting in that it uses a relatively new...
by Ophtek, LLC | Oct 18, 2022 | BadUSB, malware, Ophtek, UPS, USB Flash Drives, USB Malware, USPS
USB Malware is Being Delivered by Mail. It may sound like a backwards step, but a group of cyber criminals have decided to enlist the help of the postal service to deliver their malware. Snail mail may feel like an archaic method of attack for cyber criminals, but...
by Ophtek, LLC | Oct 11, 2022 | Cyber Security, Data Security, malware, Ophtek, stealer malware, zoom
Stealer Malware Hidden in Fake Zoom Sites. Six malicious websites have been discovered which claim to offer downloads of Zoom, but contain nothing but the Vidar stealer malware. The popularity of Zoom – a video meeting application – has exploded in the...
by Ophtek, LLC | Oct 4, 2022 | Cryptominer, malicious videos, malware, NirCmd, Ophtek, redline stealer, YouTube
YouTube Channels Are Being Used to Spread Malware. Following the discovering of a malware campaign spreading through YouTube channels, it appears that no corner of the internet is immune from hackers. It’s increasingly common for businesses to run a YouTube channel as...
by Ophtek, LLC | Sep 27, 2022 | Freedom of information, Iran Internet, Ophtek, Starlink, Tor, VPN
How Iranian Citizens Accessed the Internet Against the Odds. Internet networks all over Iran are being shut down amid a series of protests in the country over women’s rights. However, the internet is fighting back. Following the death of a young woman, who was being...
