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    A week in security (June 26 – July 2)

    July 3, 2023 admin

    Last week on Malwarebytes Labs:

    • A proxyjacking campaign is looking for vulnerable SSH servers
    • New technique can defeat voice authentication “after only six tries”
    • “Free” Evil Dead Rise movie scam lurks in Amazon listings
    • Spyware app LetMeSpy hacked, tracked user data posted online
    • Online safety tips for LGBTQIA+ communities
    • Top contenders in Endpoint Security revealed: G2 Summer 2023 results
    • Why blocking ads is good for your digital health
    • Criminal secure messaging system takedown: 6500+ arrests and €900 million+ seized
    • Surveillance camera insecurities argument comes to one inevitable conclusion: Always update
    • Understanding ransomware reinfection: An MDR case study
    • Company finds lost SSD—and confidential data—for sale on eBay
    • Software company accused of illegally profiling millions of mobile phone users
    • 81% concerned about ChatGPT security and safety risks, Malwarebytes survey shows
    • SupremeBot and Mario cross the finish line together
    • 9 basic security tips for seniors
    • Malvertising: A stealthy precursor to infostealers and ransomware attacks
    • OpenSSH trojan campaign targets Linux systems and IoT devices

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