The US-based Cyber Security Firm Malwarebytes was compromised by SolarWinds Hackers. This news was disclosed on Tuesday in a publication by the co-founder and CEO of the company, Marcin Kleczynski. The cybersecurity company said the same criminal...
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DeroHE ransomware distributed through IOBit forums
Over the weekend, members of the IObit forums have reported that that they have received a phishing email awarding forum members “a free 1-year license” with a download link. As per the available details in forums, the message was signed...
Altered COVID-19 Vaccine details
Hackers altered stolen COVID vaccine papers A cyber-attack on the European Union’s medical agency that was revealed last month, allowed hackers to steal information on COVID-19 vaccines, alter it, and then make it available online. According...
SolarLeaks offers the data that has been stolen
SolarLeaks.net A new website identified as “SolarLeaks” offers data believed to have been looted by companies that were compromised by the SolarWinds attack. Last month, SolarWinds was disclosed to have experienced a sophisticated cyber...
Ubiquiti warns customers to change passwords after security breach
Ubiquiti advises consumers to update their passwords following a security breach. Logins and passwords were accessed in an unexplained data leak of UI.com accounts. Ubiquiti Networks, a renown IoT device and networking equipment vendor, has sent out...
Researchers connect the Sunburst attack to Kazuar malware.
New research on the SolarWinds’ software breach has shown some relation between the backdoor used in the attack and a malware strain that has previously been identified. Security professionals have reported that they have found some features...
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HowToRemove.Guide is proud to present its merger with TinySoftware.com. TinySoftware.com is a security website dedicated to firewall protection, security solutions and vulnerability detection. In the past we have worked with the team at TinySoftware.com to effectively help users who have reached out to us with malware infections concerning website servers and entire company networks.
HowToRemove.Guide is a website dedicated to helping thousands of malware-infected users every day through self-help removal guides. Recently we expanded into general security, software reviews and backups, while the folks at TinySoftware.com became increasingly interested in the consumer malware removal niche.
This has allowed both parties to quickly realize that a partnership can benefit everyone – and the users most of all. The experience and expertise TinySoftware.com brings to the table will allow us to rapidly improve the technical help we bring to our users, which will in turn lead to better service we hope we hope will turn into a community. The services and pages on TinySoftware.com will remain on this website and will be accessible to all users who need them.