4 Cybersecurity Awareness Month Initiatives for Your Company

Since 2004, October has been recognized as Cybersecurity Awareness Month by organizations like the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA), which are dedicated to helping individuals better protect themselves against online threats. This year CISA and NCA are focusing on the human element of security, with the 2022 Cybersecurity…

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Two Microsoft Exchange Zero-Days Being Exploited In-The-Wild

Context On September 29, 2022, security researchers at GTSC reported the technical details of two zero-day vulnerabilities they had observed being exploited by threat actors since August 2022. Microsoft confirmed the vulnerabilities and provided details of both: CVE-2022-41040 is a Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerability that can enable an authenticated attacker to remotely trigger the…

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Member Spotlight: Christy Elgee

RH-ISAC: What is your background in cybersecurity? Where did you get your training and education? Christy: My background is not originally in cybersecurity. I have only been working in cybersecurity for a little over a year. My background is actually in business. After earning my MBA, I began working at Hannaford, another company in the…

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Campaign Dropping Cobalt Strike Beacons, RedLine Infostealer, and Amadey Botnet

A recent campaign drops Cobalt Strike Beacons, the RedLine Infostealer, and the Amadey Botnet with malicious scripts using two distinct methods. Context On September 28, 2022, Talos security researchers reported a campaign delivering Cobalt Strike beacons, the RedLine Infostealer, and Amadey botnet executables active since at least August 2022. Cobalt Strike is by far the…

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New “NullMixer” Dropper Spreading Multiple Malware Families

A new dropper named “NullMixer” is spreading multiple malware families, including some seen regularly by the RH-ISAC community. Context On September 26, 2022, researchers at SecureList reported a new dropper they named “NullMixer” which spreads multiple malware families via malicious websites impersonating legitimate software downloads. According to SecureList, in addition to multiple malware families, NullMixer…

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