### Last week on Malwarebytes Labs * Celebrity jewelry house [Graff falls victim to ransomware]() * [Lessons]() from a real-life ransomware attack * Is Apple's Safari browser [the last, best hope]() for web privacy? * What is [Twitch]()? * Google patches [zero-day vulnerability](), and others, in Android * Zuckerberg's [Metaverse](), and the possible privacy and security concerns * [This Steam phish]() baits you with a free Discord Nitro * [BlackMatter ransomware group announces shutdown.]() But for how long? * Trojan Source: [Hiding malicious code in plain sight]() * Update now! Mozilla fixes security [vulnerabilities in Firefox 94]() * Credit card [skimmer evades]() Virtual Machines * CISA sets [two week window for patching]() serious vulnerabilities * Wanted! US offer [$10m bounty for ransomware kingpins]() ### Other cybersecurity news * New ["Frankenstein" phishing kits]() are becoming increasingly popular. (Source: RiskIQ) * Call center scammers use [Justine Bieber and The Weeknd concert tickets]() as bait. (Source: ZDNet) * Expect [delivery firms to be impersonated]() by cybercriminals in holiday phishing scams. (Source: Tessian) * According to a report, [New Zealand residents are unaware of common cyber scams]() and don't take basic precautions. (Source: IT Brief) * CERT-France has identified the [ransomware group]() behind attacks on French companies. (Source: The Record) * [SalesForce bug]() allows Outlook and Microsoft calendar events to be exposed. (Source: Varonis) * Credential [phishers impersonate Proofpoint]() to go after Microsoft and Google credentials. (Source: Armorblox) * Data of Labour Party supporters in the UK were stolen [during a ransomware attack](). (Source: Sky News) * Scammers [bank on popularity of crypto wallets]() to steal cryptocurrency. (Source: Check Point) * We experienced the [first example of "insider threat by machine"]() when Facebook went dark for 6 hours. (Source: CSO Online) Stay safe, everyone! The post [A week in security (Nov 1 - Nov 7)]() appeared first on [Malwarebytes Labs]().

A week in security (Nov 1 – Nov 7)