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New Magecart Attack Injects Malicious JavaScript to Steal Payment Data
A new Magecart-style campaign has emerged that leverages malicious JavaScript injections to skim payment data from online checkout forms. The threat surfaced after security researcher sdcyberresearch posted a cryptic tweet hinting at an active campaign hosted on cc-analytics[.]com. Subsequent analysis revealed a heavily obfuscated script that hooks into checkout fields, collects credit card and billing […]
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CVE-2004-0502 | Microsoft Outlook 2003 HTML Mail Reply privileges management (EDB-24101 / XFDB-16104)
CVE-2004-0501 | Microsoft Outlook 2003 Access Restriction src privileges management (EDB-24114 / XFDB-16116)
CVE-2004-0121 | Microsoft Outlook 2002/XP mailto cross site scripting (MS04-009 / VU#305206)
CVE-2004-1104 | Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 HTML Link Table authentication spoofing (VU#702086 / EDB-24714)
CVE-2004-1050 | Microsoft Internet Explorer IFRAME src/name heap-based overflow (MS04-040 / VU#842160)
Submit #650792: D-Link DIR-823X DIR-823x 250416, 240802, 240126 Command Injection [Accepted]
Microsoft Shuts Down RaccoonO365 Phishing Ring, Seizes 338 Websites
Microsoft disrupts the RaccoonO365 Phishing-as-a-Service operation, names alleged leader
Microsoft and Cloudflare have disrupted a Phishing-as-a-Service operation selling the RaccoonO365 kit for stealing Microsoft 365 account credentials. “Using a court order granted by the Southern District of New York, [we] seized 338 websites associated with the popular service, disrupting the operation’s technical infrastructure and cutting off criminals’ access to victims,” announced Steven Masada, Assistant General Counsel at Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU). Who is behind RaccoonO365? RaccoonO365 (aka Storm-2246) sold pre-packaged, subscription-based phishing kits, … More →
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