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Danny Palmer

@dannyjpalmer
18 posts
2023-01-27
Hive ransomware gang has been taken down by the decryption keys seized. The sting involved the FBI, Europol, as well as police from Germany, the Netherlands and others. Hive is a prolific ransomware group which often targets hospitals and infrastructure. https://www.europol.europa.eu/ ...
2023-01-27 View on X
TechCrunch

The FBI, US DOJ, Secret Service, Europol, and others seize ransomware gang Hive's site and decryption keys; the FBI had access to Hive's network since July 2022

using lawful means, we hacked the hackers.” Tonya Riley / @tonyajoriley : Since infiltrating the network the FBI in July it was able to help 1,300 victims with decryption keys, pre...

2022-12-05
Seems weird for this research to take illegal and legal online activity and bundle it all up under one classification - which it calls ‘cyberdeviancy’. Almost like there's an agenda to push. 🤨 https://www.theguardian.com/ ...
2022-12-05 View on X
The Guardian

A survey of 8,000 young people in nine European countries finds 34% say they have pirated content, 27% have trolled someone, 22% have incited violence, and more

Dan Milmo / The Guardian : Tweets: @dannyjpalmer , @rmcunliffe , @uel_news , @sarahchampionmp , @mattnavarra , @katebevan , and @_markmccormack Tweets: Danny Palmer / @dannyjpalme...

2022-07-19
Huh, interesting. US cyber agency @CISAgov is opening an office here in London. “We know that digital threat actors don't operate neatly within borders. To help build resilience against threats domestically, we must think globally,” says @CISAJen. https://www.cisa.gov/...
2022-07-19 View on X
The Record

The CISA announces its first international Attaché Office, which it plans to open in London later in July 2022, for collaboration between CISA and UK officials

Martin Matishak / The Record :

2022-01-17
The way the UK government keeps trying to undermine encryption is increasingly sinister. The criminals they say they're targeting will use end up using something else while we all have our privacy and security undermined. https://twitter.com/...
2022-01-17 View on X
Rolling Stone

The UK government hires ad agency M&C Saatchi to run a publicity campaign criticizing Meta's plans to make Messenger end-to-end encrypted by default

only because the UK gov would be happy to let competitors throw Facebook under the bus. But not the long term. Matthew Green / @matthew_d_green : If somehow it looked like we were ...

SysJoker is a potent new malware designed to create backdoors into Windows, Linux and macOS systems. Researchers at @IntezerLabs uncovered it while investigating an attack against an undisclosed educational institution last month. https://www.zdnet.com/... via @ZDNet
2022-01-17 View on X
Ars Technica

Researchers detail SysJoker, backdoor malware targeting Windows, macOS, and Linux, that remained undetected by virtually all malware scanning engines

“Based on the malware's capabilities we assess that the goal of the attack is espionage together with lateral movement that might also lead to a ransomware attack,"@intezerlabs' @AbbyMCH tells me. An advanced hacking operation is likely the culprit. https://www.zdnet.com/...
2022-01-17 View on X
Ars Technica

Researchers detail SysJoker, backdoor malware targeting Windows, macOS, and Linux, that remained undetected by virtually all malware scanning engines

2021-11-23
Hackers targeted thousands of online retailers to steal credit card details Ahead of Black Friday, @NCSC says it has informed 4,151 retailers of compromise by attackers exploiting vulnerabilities in Magento and other e-commerce platforms. https://www.zdnet.com/... via @ZDNet
2021-11-23 View on X
BleepingComputer

The UK's NCSC warns over 4,000 online stores that their customers' information is being compromised by attacks exploiting unpatched Magecart software

Sergiu Gatlan / BleepingComputer :

2021-03-17
New - Hackers are targeting telecoms companies to steal 5G secrets https://www.zdnet.com/... Dubbed Operation Diànxùn* @McAfee_Labs says the cyber espionage campaign is operating out of China. *Also known as Mustang Panda.
2021-03-17 View on X
ZDNet

McAfee researchers detail a Chinese cyberespionage campaign targeting at least 23 telcos in the US, Europe, and SE Asia to steal data, including for 5G tech

Cybersecurity researchers at McAfee detail an ongoing cyber espionage campaign which is targeting telecoms companies around the world.

2021-03-09
Well, this seems like an absolutely terrible idea. https://twitter.com/...
2021-03-09 View on X
Bloomberg

GSMA says Mobile World Congress Barcelona will go ahead in June, with plans for up to 50,000 in-person attendees

Exceptional times call for exceptional safety measures. Christopher Baugh / iPhone in Canada Blog : MWC Barcelona Conference Planning for 50,000 Attendees, Reveals Health and Safet...

2021-01-28
NEW - Emotet: 'World's most dangerous malware' botnet disrupted by international police operation This botnet takedown “will have an important impact on the criminal landscape,” Fernando Ruiz, Head of Operations at @EC3Europol told me. https://www.zdnet.com/... via @ZDNet
2021-01-28 View on X
ZDNet

Europol, the FBI, and other law enforcement agencies worldwide have seized control of malware botnet Emotet's infrastructure and disrupted it from the inside

Europol and FBI among agencies that have taken control of the botnet infrastructure used by cyber criminals behind some of the most prolific malware and ransomware attacks.

2020-10-17
New! - The ICO has hit British Airways with its biggest fine to date for failures leading to the 2018 cyber attack - and it could've been much bigger if it wasn't already for the financial impacts the airline has taken from coronavirus. 💰 https://www.zdnet.com/... via @ZDNet
2020-10-17 View on X
TechCrunch

UK's ICO reduces British Airways fine for a data breach, in which the personal details of more than 400,000 customers were leaked, from ~£184M to £20M

Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch :

2020-09-18
This is awful. 😞 Reports from Germany say a patient who needed urgent care has died after hospital systems went down due to a ransomware attack. https://www.zdnet.com/... via @ZDNet & @campuscodi
2020-09-18 View on X
BleepingComputer

German media: a patient died after ransomware attack forced a hospital to send them elsewhere; hackers backed down after police told them target was a hospital

A person in a life-threatening condition passed away after being forced to go to a more distant hospital due to a ransomware attack.

2020-05-16
Everyone: Facebook, please do something about all the fake news, conspiracy theories and other things having a negative impact on the world. Facebook: We're spending $400m on Giphy. https://twitter.com/...
2020-05-16 View on X
OneZero

Facebook's purchase of Giphy gives FB insight into how and where gifs are shared outside of its own apps, including device IDs and keystrokes in Giphy tools

GIPHY joins Facebook's data collection arsenal  —  Facebook announced on Friday that it will buy Giphy, a popular GIF search engine …

Everyone: Facebook, please do something about all the fake news, conspiracy theories and other things having a negative impact on the world. Facebook: We're spending $400m on Giphy. https://twitter.com/...
2020-05-16 View on X
Axios

Facebook to buy Giphy, keep its branding, integrate with Instagram; sources say the deal is worth ~$400M, while Giphy was valued at ~$600M in its latest round

Facebook has agreed to buy Giphy, the popular platform of sharable animated images, Axios has learned from multiple sources.

2020-05-15
Everyone: Facebook, please do something about all the fake news, conspiracy theories and other things having a negative impact on the world. Facebook: We're spending $400m on Giphy. https://twitter.com/...
2020-05-15 View on X
Axios

Facebook to buy Giphy, keep its branding, integrate with Instagram; sources say the deal is worth ~$400M, while Giphy was valued at ~$600M in its latest round

Facebook has agreed to buy Giphy, the popular platform of sharable animated images, Axios has learned from multiple sources.

2020-04-23
New - Ransomware is now the biggest online menace you need to worry about - here's why Analysis by @Trustwave @SpiderLabs suggests that ransomware incidents are now more common than financial data breaches... https://www.zdnet.com/... via @ZDNet
2020-04-23 View on X
ZDNet

Trustwave: ransomware attacks have quadrupled YoY in 2019 and have overtaken credit card theft as the most common form of cybercrime

Danny Palmer / ZDNet :

2020-01-28
New - IoT security: Your smart devices must have these three features to be secure @DCMS proposes laws on IoT security - although information on how they'll actually be implemented remains rather unclear... https://www.zdnet.com/... via @ZDNet
2020-01-28 View on X
ZDNet

UK government proposes new IoT rules: firms must tell consumers how long security updates will be provided, ship individual devices with unique passwords, more

Proposed laws from the UK for Internet of Things security and suggests vendors will need to follow new rules to be considered secure.

2020-01-26
Bold move for a minister to claim that a massive dataset can't be lost or stolen or altered. Just the other day it was reported that data about children stored by the Department for Education was handed over to a third-party without permission... https://www.zdnet.com/... https://twitter.com/...
2020-01-26 View on X
ZDNet

Report: betting companies had access to a UK Department for Education database with records of 28M children, after a third-party gave access without permission

Charlie Osborne / ZDNet : Tweets: @libertyhq , @dannyjpalmer , @damiancollins , @ineqegroup , and @carolecadwalla Tweets: Liberty / @libertyhq : This data was collected from stude...