Colleagues, financial gain
appears to be the root cause motive behind the recent Lazarus Group’s (or Hidden
Cobra) malware attacks on casinos in Central America, a bank in Bangladesh and
potentially of the soft targets. This is the same entity suspected of the 2016 cyber-attacks
again US-base Sony Pictures. KillDisk is a
standard detection name that ESET uses
for destructive malware with disk wiping capabilities and helped detect Win32/NukeSped
and Win64/NukeSped
attacks. The number of systems affected and financial loss to such malware has
not been well quantified. How can KillDisk be mitigated? A comprehensive silver
bullet solution is unknown the Cyber Security Defender recommends a careful
review of the Australian Government’s Department of Defence publication
entitled Strategies
to Mitigate Cyber Security Incidents. What is the Lazarus Group’s next
target? Share your comments and subscribe today! Lawrence, Cyber Security Defender
(https://cybersecuritydefender.blogspot.com)
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