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Potential cybersecurity impacts of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

February 25, 2022 admin blackenergy, cisa, conti, conti ransomware, covid-19, covid-19 scams, crashoverride, Georgia, ghost of kyiv, hermeticwiper, Industroyer, kyrgyzstan, latvia, lithuania, Malwarebytes news, NotPetya, NotPetya ransomware, ransom.conti, ransomware, Russia, Snake, snake ransomware, Ukraine, wiper

Credit to Author: David Ruiz| Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2022 22:13:21 +0000

Responding to the crisis in Ukraine must prioritize physical safety, but there are related cyber-risks to consider too.

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For the Love of Rattlesnakes, Scrub All GPS Data from Your Nature Photos

October 23, 2017 admin ANIMALS, Conservation Biology, endangered species, geodata, herpetology, instagram, outdoors week 2017, Snake, Snakes

Credit to Author: Brian Anderson| Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2017 13:00:00 +0000

That goes for any at-risk species when poachers and collectors are scanning social media to scout new populations to ransack.

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Snake malware ported from Windows to Mac

May 5, 2017 admin Adobe Flash Player, apple, Mac, Mac Trojan, malware, Snake, Threat analysis, Trojan, Turla, Uroburos

Credit to Author: Thomas Reed| Date: Fri, 05 May 2017 14:00:41 +0000

Snake, also known as Turla and Uroburos, is backdoor malware that has been around and infecting Windows systems since at least 2008. It is thought to be Russian governmental malware and on Windows is highly-sophisticated. It was even seen infecting Linux systems in 2014. Now, it appears to have been ported to Mac.

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