Sandgerl Sandgerl is an iOS software component that randomly generates dozens of advertisements and redirects users’ searches to a new location within .To your relief, Sandgerl does not pose a direct danger to iPhones and iPads, but may be...
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SLocker Trojan
SLocker SLocker is an invasive program with Trojan horse-like abilities. If SLocker its way into your system, it may cause irreparable damage, corruption, destruction, theft of valuable information or insertion of other nasty viruses. The SLocker...
Prelandappslab Virus
Prelandappslab Prelandappslab is an advertising software for Android devices that puts obstructive pop-ups on the screen and lockscreen. Prelandappslab can also monitor what you do on your device and transmit this information to its creators who may...
“Properties” Chrome Extension Virus
“Properties” Chrome Extension “Properties” Chrome Extension is a browser hijacker application which may heavily disturb your browsing experience. “Properties” Chrome Extension place some unauthorized changes to...
Raspberry Robin Malware
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Soksicme Virus
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Rewards of $10 million are being offered by the United States for information...
The Conti Ransomware group A reward of up to $10 million dollars is offered by the US Department of State for information leading to the identity and/or location of any individual(s) who occupy a senior leadership role in the Conti ransomware...
Researchers Report Critical RCE Vulnerability in VirusTotal Platform
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A record number of zero-day exploits has been discovered by Google Project Zero...
The Google Project Zero “Record year for in-the-wild 0-days”, Google Project Zero said in its annual report for 2021, after 58 security flaws were discovered and publicly revealed. According to the information that has been revealed...
A critical vulnerability was discovered in the Elementor Website Builder Plugin...
The CVE-2022-1329 Vulnerability An authenticated remote code execution flaw has been discovered in the popular WordPress website builder plugin Elementor, which may be exploited to take control of affected websites. Last week, Plugin Vulnerabilities...
Industroyer2 malware targets Ukraine’s energy provider
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The FFDroider and Lightning info-stealers are on the loose
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