Vulnerability in Facebook Notes Allows Anyone to perform Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack against any Website Using Facebook Servers.
Category: cybercrime/malcode
Hackers hide behind Tor in exposed Docker API breaches
A threat actor targeting exposed Docker APIs has updated its malicious tooling with more dangerous functionality that could lay the foundation for a complex botnet.
The activity was first reported in June by cybersecurity company Trend Micro. whose researchers analyzed scripts and malicious code that dropped a cryptominer and relied on the Tor network to hide their identity.
Akamai researchers discovered new tooling that does not deploy a miner but a more complex payload that can block access to compromised Docker APIs.
5 Ways Hackers Target Facebook Comments (And How to Stop Them)
Your Facebook business page serves as your digital storefront. It’s where you connect with customers, share company news, and build your brand. But lurking within those seemingly innocent comment sections are cybercriminals waiting to strike.
Facebook comments present a perfect opportunity for hackers. They use these spaces to distribute malware, gather personal information, and create targeted attacks against your business and followers. Many organizations focus on securing their main accounts while overlooking the vulnerabilities in their comment sections.
In this post, we’ll cover five common tactics hackers use in Facebook comments and provide an actionable strategy to protect your business from these threats.
Is your business one Facebook comment away from disaster? See how cybercriminals weaponize social media and get the protection your brand deserves.
