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A persistent hacking crew of young men and teenagers is back with a vengeance, wielding a two-year-old playbook to knock U.S.
Scattered Spider hackers are now targeting airlines with advanced social engineering tactics to bypass MFA and breach ...
Qantas customers say they feel vulnerable, angry and unsupported following last week's major cybersecurity breach, and are ...
Australian airline Qantas disclosed that it detected a cyberattack on Monday after threat actors gained access to a ...
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Suspected Scattered Spider domains target everyone from manufacturers to ChipotlePlus: Qantas makes contact with 'potential cyber criminal' While the aviation industry has borne the brunt of Scattered Spider's latest round of social engineering attacks, the criminals aim to catch ...
Check Point discovered around 500 suspected Scattered Spider phishing domains, suggesting the group is preparing to expand ...
A week after Qantas disclosed the loss of data of up to 6 million customers, consumer law experts say the airline could ...
Cybersecurity giants and the FBI warn that the notorious hacking group is now targeting the aviation sector with advanced ...
A cyber attack was the furtherest thing from Vanessa Hudson’s mind, as she enjoyed her annual leave far away from the New ...
The band of English-speaking adolescent hackers collectively tracked as Scattered Spider are focusing on the airliners - and ...
Threat researchers from CrowdStrike are pointing to Scattered Spider’s focus on more than just traditional ransomware attacks ...
Following the FBI warning, Qantas assured customers that the Scattered Spider breach did not leak any passport information.
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