#Little snitch endpoint security archive

The post included 50 files of 'data on the authorisation and commercial process of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.' This included correspondence between Pfizer staff and the EMA, most of which were contained in screenshots, and other evidence that suggested the files were sourced from the EMA's Eudralink file transfer system. The subject of the post was: вЂњAstonishing fraud! Evil Pfffizer! Fake vaccines!'

#Little snitch endpoint security archive

Italian cyber security firm Yarix discovered a 33.4MB archive of data, which was posted in two cybercrime forums (one English-language, one Russian-language) in late December.В The forums were invite-only and more typically dealt with the buying and selling of unauthorised access to corporate networks.

The European Medicines Agency confirmed that a subset of the documents stolen during a December 2020 attack have been published online. Idiot-fuel: hackers post COVID-19 vaccine docs onlineД¬OVID-19 vaccine documents stolen from Europe's pharmaceutical regulator were altered before being published in a cybercrime forum, in what now looks like an effort to erode trust in Europe's COVID-19 vaccination program. Your weekly dose of Seriously Risky Business news is written by Brett Winterford, edited by Patrick Gray and supported by the Cyber Initiative at the Hewlett Foundation.