Windows 10: cyber criminal report

Tigertank83 · Feb 7, 2020

my name is a Anthony and I am being attact by my some cyber criminals, I maneged to ger one og their names. Amanda adell Lillie, phone number 8595519335. ones nam was candy, scoot miller. and paul brooks in and around Paintsville, martin, and surounding counties in Kentucky. there was. they have obtained the soft wear tools to harras me and troll me. i cant get get on my phone. the people have obtained remote acces to my devices. my family thinks im nuts, howerver they dont unerstand how developer tools work or the fitness and mapping trick. i need help my life has been theatend my phone numbe is 8599532461 please help. they still money from people and places, personal info.Please help Microsft i want to lear to program and develop to help people lie me, I want to hunt these cyber criminals.

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Brink · Feb 7, 2020

Most common malware attacks against mobile devices in 2019 Mobile

Malware attacks against mobile devices - Android in particular - have rocketed this year, with hackers increasingly turning their attention to attacking smartphones by stealing credentials, surveillance, and malicious advertising.

Researchers at Check Point examined cyber attacks throughout the first half of 2019 and found that cyber attacks targeting smartphones and other mobile devices have risen by 50% compared with last year. The findings have been outlined in the Cyber Attack Trends: 2019 Mid-Year Report.

The paper suggests one of the key reasons for the sharp rise is the increasing use of mobile banking applications. This has seen cyber criminals follow the money and increasingly distribute malware designed to steal payment data, login credentials, and ultimately funds from victims' bank accounts...
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Mobile malware attacks are booming in 2019: These are the most common threats | ZDNet

CYBER ATTACK TRENDS: 2019 MID-YEAR REPORT - Check Point Research

Brink · Feb 7, 2020

Most common malware attacks against mobile devices in 2019

Malware attacks against mobile devices - Android in particular - have rocketed this year, with hackers increasingly turning their attention to attacking smartphones by stealing credentials, surveillance, and malicious advertising.

Researchers at Check Point examined cyber attacks throughout the first half of 2019 and found that cyber attacks targeting smartphones and other mobile devices have risen by 50% compared with last year. The findings have been outlined in the Cyber Attack Trends: 2019 Mid-Year Report.

The paper suggests one of the key reasons for the sharp rise is the increasing use of mobile banking applications. This has seen cyber criminals follow the money and increasingly distribute malware designed to steal payment data, login credentials, and ultimately funds from victims' bank accounts...
Click to expand...

Read more:

Mobile malware attacks are booming in 2019: These are the most common threats | ZDNet

CYBER ATTACK TRENDS: 2019 MID-YEAR REPORT - Check Point Research

Brink · Feb 7, 2020

New reports suggest a larger scale ‘Adylkuzz’ cyber attack is underway

...The new attack, named Adylkuzz, is linked to WannaCry, and according to Godier, “uses the hacking tools recently disclosed by the NSA and which have since been fixed by Microsoft in a more stealthy manner and for a different purpose. ” A blog post by Proofpoint suggests that the symptoms of infection and the attack include loss of access to shared Windows resources and degradation of PC and server performance.

Several large organizations reported network issues this morning that were originally attributed to the WannaCry campaign. However, because of the lack of ransom notices, we now believe that these problems might be associated with Adylkuzz activity. However, it should be noted that the Adylkuzz campaign significantly predates the WannaCry attack, beginning at least on May 2 and possibly as early as April 24. This attack is ongoing and, while less flashy than WannaCry, is nonetheless quite large and potentially quite disruptive.

This latest news comes right as hacking group the Shadow Brokers hinted at more exploits to come. Two major campaigns have already employed the newer attack tools and vulnerability, and Adylkuzz has already netted attackers thousands of dollars...
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Read more: New reports suggest a larger scale cyber attack is underway, silently mines infected computers for virtual currency | On MSFT

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