BreeZip Trojans like BreeZip are the worst possible kind of malware that web users may encounter. It’s not only the legendary myth that makes the term “Trojan” instantly recognizable. Even those who aren’t tech-savvy and...
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Fate Virus
*Fate is a variant of Stop/DJVU. Source of claim SH can remove it. Fate Fate is a representative of the Ransomware cryptovirus group that targets different computers in order to encrypt the files stored on them. The cybercriminals who are behind...
Fatp Virus
*Fatp is a variant of Stop/DJVU. Source of claim SH can remove Fatp Fatp is a cryptovirus of the ransomware type that uses an incredibly complex encryption algorithm to prevent access to important user data. Fatp secretly seals up a number of file...
I hacked your device Email Scam
*Source of claim SH can remove it. I hacked your device “I hacked your device” is a piece of malware that is categorized by security specialists as a Trojan horse virus. “I hacked your device” has been infecting a growing...
ItonSearch Scam
ItonSearch ItonSearch is an advertising app that installs in popular browsers such as Firefox, Chrome, and Edge and changes their settings without the user’s approval. ItonSearch will generate various types of ads, trigger automatic page...
Shortlinks.su Virus
Shortlinks.su A very problematic Trojan horse infection called Shortlinks.su has recently been reported to our security team. Shortlinks.su uses various transmitters to infect as many web users as possible. But the one thing we will be focusing in...
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Cyber security weekly recap (01-06 Nov)
Chinese hackers are deploying LODEINFO malware in a new, stealthy chain of infections. Attacks against Japanese organizations from the Chinese state-sponsored threat actor Stone Panda have been spotted using a new covert infection chain. Kaspersky...
Cyber Security Weekly Recap (24-28 Oct.)
A 22-year-old flaw in the popular SQLite database library has been reported. The SQLite database library has a critical flaw that might be exploited by malicious actors to crash or take control of affected applications. The flaw was introduced as...
Cyber Security Weekly Recap (17-21 Oct.)
Cybercriminals related to Black Basta Ransomware are using Qakbot to Deploy Brute Ratel C4 Black Basta threat actors have been seen employing the Qakbot trojan to drop the Brute Ratel C4 framework as a second-stage payload in recent security attacks...
Cyber Security Weekly Recap (10-14 Oct.)
Intel has confirmed a leak of Alder Lake BIOS Source Code Confidential source code for Intel’s Alder Lake processors was leaked on 4chan and GitHub by an anonymous user. Alder Lake is the company’s twelfth generation of CPUs and was...
Cyber Security Weekly Recap (3-9 Oct.)
Cyber Security Weekly Recap (3-9 Oct.) A Dell driver flaw has been exploited by hackers to install a rootkit on targeted computers. The Lazarus Group, an organization allegedly funded by North Korea, has been caught distributing a Windows rootkit by...
EvilProxy phishing service allowing hackers bypass 2-Factor Authentication
A new phishing toolset, called EvilProxy, was spotted by security researchers at Resecurity. In a blog post published on Monday, the professionals warned that EvilProxy attackers are exploiting reverse proxy and cookie injection techniques to...
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