USB Drop Attacks – How Malicious USB Drives Exploit Human Curiosity

USB Drop Attacks – How Malicious USB Drives Exploit Human Curiosity

ByAdil

Introduction Imagine finding a USB drive lying on the ground, in a parking lot, or near your office. Would you plug it into your computer to see what’s inside? Many people would—and that’s exactly what hackers are counting on. USB drop attacks are a form of social engineering where attackers leave infected USB drives in public…

Typosquatting Attacks – Malicious Packages with Similar Names to Legitimate Ones

Typosquatting Attacks – Malicious Packages with Similar Names to Legitimate Ones

ByAdil

Introduction The open-source ecosystem thrives on trust and collaboration, but it is also a prime target for cybercriminals. One of the most insidious threats facing developers today is typosquatting attacks, where attackers upload malicious packages with names nearly identical to legitimate ones. These deceptive packages can lead to severe security breaches, including malware infections, data theft,…