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Phishing campaigns have started to use Basecamp as part of malicious phishing campaigns that distribute malware or steal login credentials.
Basecamp is a web-based project management solution that allows people to collaborate, chat with each other, create documents, and share files.

When creating documents, they can be formatted with HTML links, images, and stylized text.
Basecamp also allows users to upload any file to a project, including file formats that are usually considered unsafe such as executables, JavaScript files, etc.

To publicly share uploaded files, users can create a public link that allows people outside the organization to preview the file and download it.

When users click on a download link, they will be brought to a page that previews the file and includes another link to download the file to the computer.

As Basecamp offers a free license, users get free hosting that they can use to distribute any type of file they want

Parents who made payments to UK schools in recent days via the Wisepay service have been warned their card details have been compromised.

Wisepay said a hack of its website meant an attacker was able to harvest payment details between 2 and 5 October via a spoof page.

It's early stages, but it appears that Wisepay may have been victims of a credit card skimming attack sometimes referred to as a Magecart hack.

Attackers didn't break into any databases to steal the information, they took over the live payment page.

The TrickBot gang operators are increasingly targeting high-value targets with the new stealthy BazarLoader trojan before deploying the Ryuk ransomware.