The MrbMiner Malware A new crypto-mining malware known under the name of MrbMiner has recently made its way to the top of the security news headlines. This threat is a creation of a gang of cybercriminals that, over a period of a few months, has...
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Apps carrying Joker malware detected (and removed) Google Store
In spite of the many different security measures that the Google Play Store has in place to prevent malicious and harmful apps from getting approved and uploaded to it, hackers always seem to find a way to get rogue software inside the Store and...
A hacking group from Iran sells access to corporate networks
A hacking group from Iran, that has been attacking VPNs of different corporations over a period of several months, has now started selling access to some of the hacked networks to other hackers. In an attempt to monetize the compromised systems, the...
Cisco IOS XR vulnerability
Two days ago, on Saturday, the technology manufacturing company Cisco reported a newly-discovered (Zero-Day) vulnerability in their Internetwork Operating System (IOS) that is present in lots of Cisco products. The vulnerability is labeled as CVE...
Tesla factory targeted by hackers
A Russian hacker attempted to hire a Tesla employee occupied in Tesla’s factory in Sparks, Nevada. This week, US authorities arrested a Russian national who traveled to the United States with the intentions to hire and convince an employee...
New QBot Trojan Hijacks Email Threads Outlook
QBot Trojan Malicious operators are utilizing a new QBot Trojan to intercept legal electronic messages in order to harvest financial details and credentials. Security researchers from Check Point have just released a research on one of the latest...
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Division Initiator Mac
Division Initiator Division Initiator is a junkware extension for popular Mac browsers that installs in the browser and modifies its settings without the approval of the user. The purpose of Division Initiator is to hijack your browser and use it...
GravityRAT Malware
This page aims to help you remove GravityRAT Malware. Our removal instructions work for every version of Windows. GravityRAT GravityRAT is one of the notorious Trojan horse viruses. In general, a Trojan is type of virus program that...
Nano Defender Malware
Nano Defender Nano Defender is a browser-tracking malware app for Chrome, and other popular browsing programs for Windows that will take over your browser once installed. As soon as Nano Defender gets added to the targeted browser, it will begin...
Nano Adblocker Malware
Nano Adblocker Nano Adblocker is one of the most prominent content blocking extensions, and users started to install the new extension in Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers. The new owners uploaded a new version to the Chrome store and now...
Doswinuba.com
Doswinuba Doswinuba is a browser-hijacking program that tries to cover your browser with irritating commercials and hard-to-remove banners. Programs like Doswinuba typically support certain sites and generates them traffic in exchange for pay-per...
.Efji Virus
.Efji .Efji is a malware program that can block the access to your personal files in a matter of minutes using a military-grade encryption algorithm. Once .Efji puts its encryption on your data, it will show you a ransom-demanding message for the...
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