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March 03, 2020

Experts Insight On Visser Data Breach (Supplier To Lockheed, Tesla, Boeing And SpaceX)
It’s believed that INDIRK SPIDER was formed in 2014 and its typical MO is to target big businesses with ransomware.
30% of the most recently released tools, according to research from our threat intelligence feed, had ransomware functionality. This shows that the most lucrative and risk free approach for attackers is to hold businesses to ransom using crypto currency such as Bitcoin to provide a largely untraceable way to monetise an attack. Dopplepaymer is ransomware – it’s been called this as it shares so much of the BitPaymer ransomware code, which is operated by the INDRIK SPIDER hacking group. It.....Read More
30% of the most recently released tools, according to research from our threat intelligence feed, had ransomware functionality. This shows that the most lucrative and risk free approach for attackers is to hold businesses to ransom using crypto currency such as Bitcoin to provide a largely untraceable way to monetise an attack. Dopplepaymer is ransomware – it’s been called this as it shares so much of the BitPaymer ransomware code, which is operated by the INDRIK SPIDER hacking group. It has been suggested by the security industry that INDRIK SPIDER might have split, and whoever has split from the group has gone onto build their own ransomware operation targeting big businesses. It’s believed that INDIRK SPIDER was formed in 2014 and its typical MO is to target big businesses with ransomware. This ransomware also has links to Dridex, also written by the group, strengthening the likelihood that this is someone from the INDIRK SPIDER group breaking away or going rogue.  Read Less
November 14, 2019

Experts Comments On New 5G Flaws Can Track Phone Locations And Spoof Emergency Alerts
In addition, as 5G is designed for commercial use.
In the past, with similar vulnerabilities in software, the argument has been should we really care if someone knows where a handset, what is the risk? In my opinion, this is serious threat as it allows for location tracking to potentially be used discrediting an individual based on location, track and intercept, as well as disconnect your phone at a time of need. This is especially worrying for high profile individuals, and is a really scary threat that needs to be addressed. In addition, as 5G .....Read More
In the past, with similar vulnerabilities in software, the argument has been should we really care if someone knows where a handset, what is the risk? In my opinion, this is serious threat as it allows for location tracking to potentially be used discrediting an individual based on location, track and intercept, as well as disconnect your phone at a time of need. This is especially worrying for high profile individuals, and is a really scary threat that needs to be addressed. In addition, as 5G is designed for commercial use, we will no doubt see it being used in the automotive space, as many cars these days have mobile devices inbuilt and the speed of 5G better suites this use case. Thus, if not fixed, this could allow attackers to detect if you are in transit or target drones using the technology. The other thing to note here is that it is trivial today, as many guides exist online to setup a fake radio base station to target current technologies. No doubt this will also become more mainstream and cheaper for 5G devices as the technology is researched further.  Read Less