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Microsoft Windows HTTP.sys Remote Code Execution (MS15-034: CVE-2015-1635)- A remote code execution vulnerability has been reported in Windows OS.SQL Injection- Inserting an injection of SQL query in input from client to application, while exploiting a security vulnerability in an application's software.A successful attack could lead to a remote code execution.
This is due to the way Oracle WebLogic handles xml decodes. Oracle WebLogic WLS Security Component Remote Code Execution (CVE-2017-10271)- A remote code execution vulnerability exists within Oracle WebLogic WLS.March’s Top 3 ‘Most Wanted’ vulnerabilities: CVE-2017-10271 came first with a global impact of 26%, in second place was the SQL injection vulnerability impacting 19%, and in third place was CVE-2015-1635 with a global impact of 12% of organizations.
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Hiddad - Android malware which repackages legitimate apps then releases them to a third-party store.įor the first time Check Point researchers also analyzed the most exploited cyber vulnerabilities. #MYSAFE BROWSING SAYS IT HAS MALWAYRE FOR ANDROID#
Triada - Modular Backdoor for Android which grants superuser privileges to downloaded malware. Lokibot - Android banking Trojan and info-stealer, which can also turn into a ransomware that locks the phone. March’s Top 3 ‘Most Wanted’ mobile malware: Lokibot, an Android banking Trojan which grants super user privileges to download malware, was the most popular malware used to attack organizations’ mobile estates followed by the Triada and Hiddad. ↑ Cryptoloot - Crypto-Miner that uses the victim’s CPU or GPU power and existing resources to add transactions to the blockchain and releasing new currency. ↑ Rig EK - Rig delivers Exploits for Flash, Java, Silverlight and Internet Explorer. ↔ Coinhive - Crypto-Miner designed to perform online mining of Monero cryptocurrency when a user visits a web page without the user's knowledge or approval. *The arrows relate to the change in rank compared to the previous month. March 2018’s Top 3 ‘Most Wanted’ Malware: XMRig was the 8 th most common malware variant, impacting 5% of organizations. In March, Coinhive retained its most wanted spot for the fourth consecutive month impacting 18% of organizations, followed by the Rig EK Exploit Kit in second (17%) while the Cryptoloot miner was third (impacting 15%). It is therefore critical that enterprises employ a multi-layered cybersecurity strategy that protects against both established malware families and brand new threats. “Besides slowing down PCs and servers, cryptomining malware can spread laterally once inside the network, posing a major security threat to its victims. “Cryptomining malware has been quite the success story for cybercriminals, and XMRig’s rise indicates that they are actively invested in modifying and improving their methods in order to stay ahead of the curve,” said Maya Horowitz, Threat Intelligence Group Manager at Check Point. By working on the end point device rather than the web browser itself, XMRig is able to mine the Monero cryptocurrency without needing an active web browser session on the victim’s computer. (NASDAQ:CHKP), a leading provider of cyber-security solutions globally, has published its latest Global Threat Index for the month of March, revealing a surge of cryptomining malware attacks – specifically, an endpoint cryptomining malware known as the XMRig variant.įirst seen in the wild in May 2017, XMRig entered Check Point’s top ten most wanted malware index (8 th) for the first time during March 2018, after a 70% increase in global impact. #MYSAFE BROWSING SAYS IT HAS MALWAYRE SOFTWARE#
EIN News/ - SAN CARLOS, Calif., Ap(GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Check Point® Software Technologies Ltd. Check Point’s latest Global Threat Index reveals that hackers are increasingly utilizing cryptomining malware that can operate without an active web browser session