FAQ – Who Carries Out Ransomware Attacks?
Ransomware attacks are carried out by threat actors. They used to be classified into two types of threat actors - Criminal Gang - State Sponsored Group There is now a…
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FAQ – What Policies Are Used When Responding To Ransomware?
There are various frames of thought when it comes to responding to a ransomware attack. One approach is to refuse to pay the ransom, whereas others might be up for…
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FAQ – How Is Ransomware Categorized?
There are a plethora of ransomware packages available for those that have malicious intent as well as those that want to search for them. Ransomware can be mainly broken down…
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AI Risks Need To Be Mitigated Urgently & At A Global Level
A question that comes to the minds of a lot of people is if Artificial Intelligence (AI) poses a threat to humanity, along side that of nuclear war and any…
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Rocket Alert App Spoofed, Targets Israeli Android Users With Malware
With a war raging between Hamas and Israel, there seems to be a war also being raged in cyberspace that is continuing to emerge. As soon as the first gruesome…
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Cyber Awareness Month 2023 Useful Tips To Stay Safe In Cyber Space
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, but here at EagleEyeT this is something we try to educate people year round. In this post we will give you some tips to…
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FAQ – What Are The Types Of Ransomware?
It is important to understand the various stages of a ransomware attack. Knowing these different stages will allow you to have a better of understanding how to defend against them.…
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FAQ – Why Has Ransomware Become So Popular?
Ransomware has been around for over 3 decades. Only now though has it become majorly widespread as a form of cybercrime. Roughly 1/4 of all malware incidents are caused by…
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ALERT! – Critical Zero Day Vulnerability Reported by Google in Libwebp
A critical zero day vulnerability that was already exploited in the wild and patched in Chrome by Google has a new CVE ID (CVE-2023-5129). This issue is not a zero…
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Amazon AWS S3 Buckets Used To Deliver Malware Through S3 Buckets
Malicious threat actors are exploiting expired Amazon AWS S3 buckets to place malicious code into legitimate packages in the npm repository with out having to make modifications to any of…
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