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Emma North-Best filed this request with the Federal Bureau of Investigation of the United States of America.
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From: Emma North-Best


To Whom It May Concern:

Pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, I hereby request the following records:

Copies of the following records:

FBI FLASH
* Trickbot Banking Trojan Targets US Institutions and Maximizes Profits through SMB Propagation or Ransomware (Oct. 2018)
* Brute Force Attack Likely Leveraged to Attempt Access to City Government’s FTP Server (Aug. 2018)
* Cyber Actors Targeting Small Office and Home Office Routers (May 2018)
* Ongoing Cyber Espionage Campaign (April 2018)

FBI Private Industry Notification
* Cyber Insider Threat Actors Disrupt Networks and Steal Data (April 2019)
* Cyber Actors Use Desktop Sharing Software to Victimize US Businesses (April 2019)
* Cyber Threats in Response to the Designation of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (April 2019)
* Cyber Criminals Steal Funds from Retirement and Spending Accounts through Unauthorized Online Access (March 2019)
* Cyber Criminals Exploit Cardless ATM Feature of Mobile Banking Applications (March 2019)
* Cyber Criminals Targeted Web Browser Extension Developers to Distribute Malware​ (Jan. 2019)
* Cyber Actors Target Audio and Visual Communication Devices on Business Networks to Identify Vulnerabilities for Exploitation​ (Jan. 2019)
* Anticipatory Awareness on Cyber Security for Smart Buildings​ ​ (Dec. 2018)
* Cyber Criminals Likely Using Internet Query Files in Phishing Campaigns Targeting US Businesses​ (Dec. 2018)
* Web Injection Attacks Pose Immediate Threat to e-Commerce and Financial Institutions by Skimming Credit Card Information (Nov. 2018)
* Cyber Criminals Likely to Shift Toward Sophisticated Small-Scale, Targeted Campaigns Cryptocurrency Mining (Oct. 2018)
* Update to North Korean Cyber Threats to US Private Industry (Oct. 2018) January 2018 Alert
* Cyber Actors Using Emotet and/or Trickbot Malware to Deploy Ransomware (Oct. 2018)
* “Unlimited Operation” Schemes Pose an Immediate Threat to Financial Institutions (Aug. 2018)
* Cybercriminals Utilize Social Engineering Techniques to Obtain Employee Credentials to Conduct Payroll Diversion (Aug. 2018)
* BEC Actors Conduct Reconnaissance by Phone to Increase Effectiveness of Campaigns (July 2018)
* Continued Iranian Cyber Threats to US Private Industry (May 2018)
* ATM Jackpotting (Feb. 2018)
* Recent WannaCry Attribution to North Korea Demonstrates Persistent Cyber Targeting of US Interests (Jan.2018) Members Only
* Cyber Criminal Group Threatens Schools and Students​ ​ (Jan. 2018)
* Recent WannaCry Attribution to North Korea Demonstrates Persistent Cyber Targeting of US Interests (Jan. 2018)
* Enduring North Korean Cyber Threats to US Private Industry (Jan. 2018)

The requested documents will be made available to the general public, and this request is not being made for commercial purposes.

In the event that there are fees, I would be grateful if you would inform me of the total charges in advance of fulfilling my request. I would prefer the request filled electronically, by e-mail attachment if available or CD-ROM if not.

Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. I look forward to receiving your response to this request within 20 business days, as the statute requires.

Sincerely,

Emma Best

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