Hackers use PipeMon backdoor to attack game developers
ESET experts report that the Winnti hacker group (aka Suckfly, APT41, Wicked Panda, Barium, etc.), known for its attacks on game developers, has adopted...
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Tutorials · May 22, 2020
Flush DNS Cache In Windows, macOS, Ubuntu
Flush DNS to resolve Internet connection-related troubles Flush DNSCache operation is a thing that stands for getting your DNS cache clear. While browsing the...
News · May 21, 2020
CyberWare group hackers attack scammers using ransomware
Bleeping Computer reports about an unusual hacker campaign launched this month - a certain group of hackers under the name CyberWare attacks various financial...
News · May 20, 2020
ProLock ransomware teamed up with QakBot Trojan
This month, security experts and law enforcement turned their attention to the ProLock cryptographer, who recently attacked one of the largest ATM manufacturers, Diebold...
News · May 19, 2020
New Bluetooth attack BIAS endangers devices with firmware from Apple, Broadcom, Cypress, Intel and Samsung
A team of information security experts spoke about a new attack on the Bluetooth protocol, called BIAS (Bluetooth Impersonation AttackS). bug received the identifier...
News · May 18, 2020
Improved version of Agent Tesla spread through spam in April
Check Point analysts have prepared a Global Threat Index report for April this year. They note that several coronavirus-related spam campaigns (COVID-19) are distributing...
News · May 15, 2020
Zerodium will not buy exploits for iOS, as there is too many of them
On Twitter, a well-known vulnerability broker, Zerodium, reported that in the next months the company would not buy new exploits for vulnerabilities in iOS....
News · May 14, 2020
The PrintDemon vulnerability is dangerous for all versions of Windows released after 1996
Information security specialists Yarden Shafir and Alex Ionescu published information about the PrintDemon vulnerability, associated with the Windows print service. According to the researchers,...
News · May 13, 2020
Astaroth hides management servers in YouTube channel descriptions
Cisco Talos has published a study on Astaroth malware, which describes how Astaroth hides management servers. first noticed the Astaroth infosteeler in 2018. For...
News · May 12, 2020
ProLock Ransomware Operators Attacked Diebold Nixdorf ATM Provider
Ransomware operators ProLock attacked the largest in the US and one of the largest suppliers of ATMs and technology for making payments Diebold Nixdorf....
News · May 11, 2020
Thunderbolt PCs Can Be Hacked In Less Than 5 Minutes
Specialist from Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands demonstrated a new attack method on a Windows or Linux PC with support for the...
News · May 8, 2020
Samsung developers fixed vulnerability that existed in smartphones since 2014
Google Project Zero team experts discovered a critical bug that has threatened Samsung smartphones since 2014. Samsung developers have already fixed this vulnerability. vulnerability...
