While using the Internet, it is impossible to do without the annoying sending of letters on the network. Scammers just try to keep you to their ads or something, sending a huge number of letters, but sometimes they manage to achieve the intended goal through this. For example, install malware on your device, spread the… Continue reading How to Legally Get Spam Email Revenge
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Cisco Won’t Fix an RCE Vulnerability in Old RV Routers
A 9.8/10 RCE Vulnerability in Old Cisco RV Routers Will Not Be Patched Cisco will not patch the zero-day CVE-2022-20825 vulnerability on end-of-life devices. The affected devices are Small Business RV routers (mobile routers for recreational vehicles and boats.) The specific vulnerable models are RV110W Wireless-N VPN Firewall, RV130 VPN Router, RV130W Wireless-N Multifunction VPN… Continue reading Cisco Won’t Fix an RCE Vulnerability in Old RV Routers
QNAP Warns Clients About DeadBolt Ransomware Attacks
DeadBolt Ransomware: Another Instance of Ransomware Evolution On June 17, QNAP, the Taiwanese hardware manufacturer, warned its customers about ransomware attacks targeting the company’s NAS (network-connected storage) devices. Following attacks in January, March, and May, the DeadBolt ransomware is an impending problem for QNAP devices again. QNAP advises all users to update operating systems to… Continue reading QNAP Warns Clients About DeadBolt Ransomware Attacks
SYMBIOTE Backdoor and Rootkit Dropper Revealed
Symbiote Backdoor: a Stealthy and Highly Evasive Linux Malware Researchers at Blackberry and Intezer have revealed a malignant program dubbed Symbiote used to inject rootkits and backdoors into compromised Linux servers. This software has been targeting financial institutions throughout South America. To install the pest into the system, the malefactors need root access, which they… Continue reading SYMBIOTE Backdoor and Rootkit Dropper Revealed
CSRF vs. XSS: What are Their Similarity and Differences
CSRF and XSS: Definition Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is an attack aimed at vulnerability in computer security, which is one of the biggest problems for user information and accounts because it all makes so that the web browser performs undesirable actions in the application and thereby harms the user who has already logged in to… Continue reading CSRF vs. XSS: What are Their Similarity and Differences
Internet Explorer shutdown. The Epithaf
On June 15, Microsoft will finally end support for Internet Explorer on various versions of Windows, almost 27 years after its launch on August 24, 1995. The desktop version of IE will be disabled and replaced with the new Microsoft Edge, with users automatically redirected to Edge when they launch Internet Explorer 11. Internet Explorer… Continue reading Internet Explorer shutdown. The Epithaf
Team Xecuter’s life. How hackers leave after the arrest?
Gary Bowser, the Nintendo hacker, appears to be a very happy cybercriminal. Despite a prison term and another arrest, the 50-year-old Frenchman is enjoying life. So does his “collegue” – Max Louarn, the chief of Team Xecuter gang. The Nintendo Hacker keeps going As reported by SecurityLab in February of this year, Gary Bowser was… Continue reading Team Xecuter’s life. How hackers leave after the arrest?
Companies Manage to Bargain With Ransomware Racketeers
Revelations of the Ransom-Negotiator In May, the racketeer-bargaining specialist (the negotiator) at a European production company had received an unexpected chat message from a malefactor who had hacked the specialist’s client. Ransom negotiations, aimed at lowering the demands of racketeers, are the realm totally dominated by lawyers, consulting, and information security companies who know the… Continue reading Companies Manage to Bargain With Ransomware Racketeers
The US Department of Justice Reports a Russian Botnet Dismantled
RSOCKS Russian Botnet Is No More as a Result of a Joint Operation According to the June 16 report by the US Department of Justice, the activity of a Russian botnet RSOCKS has been stopped in a joint operation by the US, German, Dutch, and British law enforcement agencies. RSOCKS is responsible for hacking millions… Continue reading The US Department of Justice Reports a Russian Botnet Dismantled
10 Types of Cyber Security Attacks in IoT
In a world where information progress is rapidly developing, it is impossible to do without IoT. You probably don’t know what you’re talking about, so let’s take a quick look at this acronym. IoT(Internet of things) – is a large number of Internet things that interact with each other. In other words, it’s data transfer… Continue reading 10 Types of Cyber Security Attacks in IoT