Microsoft’s cybersecurity experts discovered evidence of a new malware operation nicknamed “WhisperGate” targeting government, non-profit, and IT organizations in Ukraine, and building geopolitical tensions with Russia. The threat...
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A high-severity remote code execution flaw was found in the KCodes NetUSB...
The KCodes NetUSB bug Many popular router brands, including Netgear, TP-Link, D-Link, and Tenda, have been reported to be vulnerable to a high-severity issue in the KCodes NetUSB component. The KCodes NetUSB bug KCodes NetUSB is a Linux kernel...
Researchers found that the Abcbot Botnet is related with the Xanthe...
New study about the emerging DDoS botnet known as Abcbot has revealed links with a cryptocurrency mining botnet attack. Abcbot is a malicious shell script that targets insecure cloud instances operated by cloud service providers such as Huawei...
A VMware bug could result in a hypervisor takeover
VMWare’s Cloud Foundation, ESXi, Fusion, and Workstation platforms are vulnerable to a security flaw that might allow the hypervisor to take over in virtual environments. A patch is currently pending for some users. The heap-overflow...
The Thales security group attacked by Lockbit ransomware
The Lockbit ransomware gang’s website states that it has infiltrated the Thales group and offers the company around 13 days to pay ransom before exposing the data it has exfiltrated to the public. While ransomware had a busy year in 2021, the...
A fake Telegram app uses Purple Fox Malware to infiltrate PCs
Installers for the Telegram chat software have been compromised in order to spread the Windows-based Purple Fox backdoor. Research published by Minerva Labs reveals that the success of the attack stems from the fact that the attacker was dividing it...
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Vfgj Virus
Vfgj Vfgj is a malicious program that targets Windows users and encrypts their files. Vfgj is classified as ransomware, because it demands that victims pay in exchange for a decryption key for their files. The Vfgj virus ransom note Software of this...
Krestinaful Virus
Krestinaful Krestinaful is a web marketing tool that integrates with browsers such as Chrome, Edge, and Firefox without the informed permission of the user and begins to show obstructive ads on the computer’s screen. Because of its invasive...
Nearbyme.io
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RegHost
RegHost RegHost is a piece of malware that is typically distributed as a file that doesn’t look harmful so that most users do not suspect it is actually a virus. RegHost can be described as a Trojan Horse and it is a threat capable of many...
S.viixie.com Virus
S.viixie.com S.viixie.com is what most cyber security researchers and specialists would refer to as a browser hijacker. S.viixie.com basically functions in a way similar to most other browser extension, only S.viixie.com is designed to generate...
You have 3 viruses on your phone Scam
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