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Corrupted Word Files Fuel Phishing Attackers are using corrupted Microsoft Word files to deliver phishing attacks, exploiting document vulnerabilities to trick victims into downloading malicious payloads. This trend highlights the importance of cautious file handling and updated security protocols to combat such tactics.Read more Critical Vulnerabilities in Industrial Wireless Access Points […]

1. Black Friday Spam Emails: 77% Identified as Scams A recent report by Bitdefender found that 77% of Black Friday-themed spam emails in 2024 are fraudulent, a 7% rise from last year. These emails are designed to steal sensitive information or money by mimicking trusted retailers and offering fake deals. […]

1. New ‘Interlock’ Ransomware Targets U.S. Healthcare Organizations A recent campaign by the newly identified ‘Interlock’ ransomware is targeting U.S. healthcare entities, marking an escalating threat for an industry frequently affected by cybercrime. Interlock’s operators are leveraging a dual-extortion approach, not only encrypting victims’ data but also threatening to release […]

At InfiniTech, we are always looking to stay at the forefront of technology to bring the latest and best solutions to our clients. On October 30th, 2024, our team member Clayton Jackson attended the Red Hat Summit: Connect 2024, where industry leaders and tech innovators gathered to explore the future […]

This week, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged four companies with misleading investors regarding cybersecurity risks and incidents. The companies allegedly failed to maintain adequate disclosures about their cybersecurity practices, resulting in significant financial and reputational damage. This move by the SEC underscores the critical importance of transparency […]

1. Nation States and Cybercriminals Likely to Target the Same Companies in 2024 A recent report highlights that both nation-state actors and cybercriminals are increasingly targeting the same organizations, leading to a growing convergence of motivations and techniques. Cyber espionage and financial gain, once distinct motives, are now blending as […]