Attackers Hacked 15,000 Websites to Poison SEO
Sucuri analysts have discovered a massive hacking campaign in which the attackers hacked about 15,000 sites, mostly running WordPress. Let me remind you that we also wrote that 0-day Vulnerability…
Beware Snapchat Hacker Attacks: How to Stop Them
There's a demand for users to secure their privacy and security when using Snapchat. This is due to the fact that it's one of the most popular social media platforms.…
Calendar Virus Removal on iPhones & Mac
Calendar virus may not sound familiar to most users. What’s likely happening is that a calendar is spamming you with appointments; it’s just mistakenly appeared in your calendar. Whenever you…
British Experts Scan All Devices in the Country Looking for Vulnerabilities
The UK's National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) said its experts regularly scan all internet-accessible devices in the country to detect vulnerabilities. Let me remind you that we also wrote that…
Logs of Internal Chats of the Russian Hacker Group Yanluowang Leaked to the Network
Information security experts report a hack of the Yanluowang hacker group, which compromised Cisco this summer. According to experts, internal chats of the group leaked to the network, showing that…
Transport Layer Security (TLS): Difference Between TLS and HTTPS?
Transport Layer Security is a widely used security protocol designed to ensure confidentiality and data security when exchanging data over the Internet. In particular, we use TLS daily to encrypt…
Emotet Botnet Resumed Activity after Five Months of Inactivity
The Emotet botnet resumed activity and began sending out malicious spam again after a five-month break, during which the malware practically “lay low.” So far, Emotet is not delivering additional…
OpenSSL Patches Released and Critical Vulnerability Turns Out to be Not So Critical
At the end of October, OpenSSL developers warned that the upcoming update to version 3.0.7 would close a critical vulnerability. Notably, this would only be the second critical bug in…
Reverse Shell vs. Backdoor : What is the Differences?
Backdoor and Reverse Shell are very similar, which may lead you to believe they are the same thing. But take your time with conclusions on this point; we have given…
Azov Ransomware Tries to Set Up Cybersecurity Specialists
Azov ransomware, a newcomer to the encryption malware market, appears in view with a rather unusual strategy. This malware seems to be a simple vandal that shifts responsibility to honorable…
Raspberry Robin Worm Operators Now Trade Access
Microsoft researchers reported that the operators of the hack group, which they track under the ID DEV-0950, used the Clop ransomware to encrypt the network of a victim previously infected…
How to Stop Spam Calls & Block Unwanted Calls Immediately
Unwanted spam calls, as well as unwanted emails, often come from fraudsters. There are cases when these emails or calls come from companies or stores where you have recently made…
