After disclosing a security incident on Thursday, remote access software company TeamViewer on Friday said that the attack was “tied to credentials of a standard employee account” within its Corporate IT environment.
UnitedHealth Group's CEO revealed that attackers behind the hack gained initial access by leveraging compromised credentials for a Citrix application that didn’t have multi-factor authentication enabled.
SEO-friendly websites promising Zoom or TeamViewer application installations are actually attacker-owned and deploy malware.
A threat campaign is relying on cross-site scripting attacks to deliver malware to and steal credentials from online shops.
Data of more than 150,000 to 200,000 patient were exposed in at least nine GitHub repositories—the result of improper access controls and hardcoded credentials in source code, according to a DataBreaches.net.