1st was a Metabase CVE (on a dev instance). Attempt of data exfiltration and a focussed search for credit cards and payment details.
2nd was Plausible CVE (on a stale / testing instance). Attacker used it for a cryptominer using ~50% of the CPUs.
Stay frosty.
1st was a Metabase CVE (on a dev instance). Attempt of data exfiltration and a focussed search for credit cards and payment details.
2nd was Plausible CVE (on a stale / testing instance). Attacker used it for a cryptominer using ~50% of the CPUs.
Stay frosty.
cybersecuritynews.com/samsung-flaw/
cybersecuritynews.com/samsung-flaw/
https://commons.now/link/hackers-used-a-samsung-flaw-to-build-a-cryptominer-inside-victim-systems
#Cryptominer #Samsung #Windows
https://commons.now/link/hackers-used-a-samsung-flaw-to-build-a-cryptominer-inside-victim-systems
#Cryptominer #Samsung #Windows
https://deviousdevelopments.itch.io/hackfest
https://deviousdevelopments.itch.io/hackfest
Attackers exploited Samsung MagicINFO, installed AnyDesk, disabled Defender, and compiled a Monero miner.
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IOCs: 194[.]87[.]89[.]30, auto[.]c3pool[.]org, oldadministrator
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#CVE-2025-4632 #Cryptominer #ThreatIntel
Attackers exploited Samsung MagicINFO, installed AnyDesk, disabled Defender, and compiled a Monero miner.
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IOCs: 194[.]87[.]89[.]30, auto[.]c3pool[.]org, oldadministrator
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#CVE-2025-4632 #Cryptominer #ThreatIntel
#Redis #Cryptomining #XMRig #Monero #Botnet #CyberSecurity #LinuxMalware #ThreatIntel
#Redis #Cryptomining #XMRig #Monero #Botnet #CyberSecurity #LinuxMalware #ThreatIntel
But if I use the day trading screen Robinhood Legend, Robinhood plays nice with my processors.
I've tried Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Chromium.
Why doesn't the simpler layout behave nicer?