MyCert issues phishing and malware warning exploiting CrowdStrike incident


KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Computer Emergency Response Team (MyCert) has issued a critical alert following reports of increased phishing attacks leveraging the recent CrowdStrike incident which caused a global IT outage.

These attacks use fraudulent domains, command-and-control (C2) Internet Protocol (IP) addresses and malware binaries to compromise systems and steal sensitive information, said MyCert on its website on Saturday (July 20).

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