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Third party browser extensions infect millions with malware

Third party browser extensions infect millions with malware

Researchers say that around 3 million people worldwide have been affected. Threat Intelligence researchers from Avast this week announced that they have found 28 extensions for the Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers that contain malware. According to Avast, the add-ons presented thems... Read more

date3 years ago
New Information-Stealing Trojan goes after Outlook files and more

New Information-Stealing Trojan goes after Outlook files and more

Python-based malware family targets Microsoft users to steal Outlook processes and browser credentials. The good people at Palo Alto Networks have identified a new cybersecurity threat. Their Unit 42 researchers have been tracking the threat group AridViper, which has been targeting the Middle E... Read more

date3 years ago
Meet Egregor: the next big malware threat to your business

Meet Egregor: the next big malware threat to your business

The new group has become the leading ransomware variant, say industry experts. A new ransomware group has emerged on the scene and quickly shot up to the top in terms of threat magnitude. Cybersecurity researchers at Digital Shadows say the new variant is becoming increasingly prolific. Cybe... Read more

date3 years ago
Drupal sites are vulnerable to a hacking trick popular in the 90s

Drupal sites are vulnerable to a hacking trick popular in the 90s

The team that makes the Drupal CMS (Content Management System) has released security updates to fix a critical vulnerability, giving attackers full control over Drupal sites. Drupal is the fourth most-used CMS on the internet, trailing WordPress, Shopify, and Joomla. The vulnerability was rated ... Read more

date3 years ago
Mac certificate check prompts privacy fears among App users

Mac certificate check prompts privacy fears among App users

How much does Apple know about our use of Apps? Last week Mac users started to complain about a slowdown in performance. Users began noticing that included apps were sometimes taking minutes to launch, and elsewhere there was non-responsiveness and other problems throughout macOS. The issues ... Read more

date3 years ago
BlackBerry discovers hacker group selling their services

BlackBerry discovers hacker group selling their services

BlackBerry's security team has come across a group of hackers offering their services for hire. The group calls itself CostaRicto and appears to be based in South Asia. The group is responsible for a series of orchestrated attacks on every continent, although most attacks take place in India, Ba... Read more

date3 years ago
New ‘Ghimob’ Android Trojan can spy on 153 mobile apps

New ‘Ghimob’ Android Trojan can spy on 153 mobile apps

Security experts have discovered a new malware that can spy and obtain data from 153 Android applications. According to the report released on Monday by security firm Kaspersky, Ghimob (an Android banking Trojan) is believed to have been developed by the same group that developed Guildma (Astaro... Read more

date3 years ago
The notorious ransomware group Maze says it is shutting down

The notorious ransomware group Maze says it is shutting down

Maze, one of the most active and well-known ransomware groups, has said that it is officially shutting down. The announcement was in the form of a statement that was full of spelling mistakes and published on Maze’s website. For the past year, Maze has been publishing massive amounts of stolen... Read more

date3 years ago

Microsoft helms campaign to disrupt TrickBot, the infamous botnet

Microsoft claimed that it disrupted the infamous botnet named TrickBot, in partnership with other companies. The evidence shows that only part of the botnet was affected by the takedown. TrickBot first appeared back in 2016 and is believed to be in more than 1 million machines. It was used to ge... Read more

date4 years ago
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