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AhnLab ASEC has identified a new phishing campaign using emails that appear to be official Kakao account transfer notifications. The messages are designed to create urgency and anxiety about account transfers to trick recipients.
This article describes the WhiteLock ransomware that encrypts key files on Windows systems and disables remote access tools. Victims see a white padlock icon on locked files and receive a ransom note demanding payment.
This article warns about a phishing campaign that sends emails disguised as official Kakao account transfer notifications. The emails create anxiety and urge recipients to click a 'Verify Account' link, which leads to credential theft.
AhnLab ASEC details the WhiteLock ransomware variant that encrypts files one by one while also disabling remote access tools on compromised systems. The ransomware leaves a distinctive white padlock icon on encrypted files.
If files start getting locked one by one and even remote access tools stop working, your system may already be infected with ransomware.
Written by: Shebin Mathew Introduction The "Golden SAML" technique, first described by CyberArk researchers in 2017, and further detailed by Mandiant researchers in 2021, remains one of the most effective methods for threat actors to forge identity assertions in the Microsoft ecosystem.