Malicious PyPI Packages Steal AWS Accounts
Malicious packages were again found in the PyPI repository - this time the libraries were caught stealing confidential information, including credentials from AWS, and...
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News · June 27, 2022
Chinese Hackers Attack Script-Kiddies Using SMS Bomber
Check Point experts have discovered a new campaign by the Chinese hack group Tropic Trooper, which uses a new Nimbda downloader and a new...
News · June 24, 2022
Critical PHP Vulnerability Allows Code to Run on Qnap Devices
Qnap developers have warned that some NAS models (with non-default configurations) may be vulnerable to attacks using a three-year-old critical PHP vulnerability that allows...
News · June 23, 2022
Emergency Patch Fixes Issues with Azure Active Directory and Microsoft 365 on ARM Devices
Microsoft has released extraordinary emergency patches for Windows that have fixed a bug that could cause problems with logging into Azure Active Directory and...
News · June 22, 2022
New Phishing Campaign Targets Microsoft Office 365 Credentials
A new phishing campaign targets Microsoft Office 365 and Outlook corporate credentials from US organizations in the military defense, security software, manufacturing supply chain,...
News · June 21, 2022
Law Enforcement Officers Eliminated the Russian Botnet RSOCKS
The US authorities announced the elimination of the Russian botnet RSOCKS (according to the US specialists, the botnet was controlled by Russian cybercriminals). has...
Tutorials · June 20, 2022
How can I talk to a Boost Mobile customer service?
By Phone 1-833-50-BOOST. (1-833-502-6678) How do I report spam calls to Boost Mobile? To report a message as spam, forward it to 7726 (SPAM)...
News · June 20, 2022
Japanese Companies Did Not Prepare for the Shutdown of Internet Explorer
This week (June 15, 2022), Microsoft has “shutdown” Internet Explorer, ending the use of the obsolete browser. Although the company had been preparing for...
News · June 17, 2022
New Hertzbleed Side-Channel Attack Affects Intel and AMD Processors
A new side-channel attack by Hertzbleed allows the theft of cryptographic keys by observing changes in the CPU frequency through DVFS (dynamic voltage and...
News · June 11, 2022
New Emotet Module Steals Bank Card Data from Chrome
Proofpoint experts discovered that the Emotet malware has a new module designed to steal bank card data stored in the Chrome browser. to Proofpoint,...
News · June 10, 2022
June Updates for Android Fixed RCE Bug and Vulnerability in UNISOC
Google developers have released June security updates for Android versions 10, 11 and 12. In total, the company has fixed 41 vulnerabilities in the...
News · June 9, 2022
Unofficial Patch Released for Fresh 0-day DogWalk Vulnerability
The 0patch developers have released free, unofficial patches for a new 0-day vulnerability in the Microsoft Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT), which researchers have jokingly...
