How to Remove a Virus From a Computer in Safe Mode
In quite a few cases, you can see advice on using Safe Mode for malware removal. While generally good advice, this practice requires quite a bit of skill and knowledge…
AT&T Hacked in April, All Wireless Customers Affected
AT&T, one of the US biggest network operators, confirms a massive data breach that happened in April. The hack resulted in a massive leak of user data – hackers allegedly…
Trojan:Win32/Bearfoos.B!ml
Trojan:Win32/Bearfoos.B!ml is a detection of Microsoft Defender associated with data stealing malware. It may flag this malware due to the specific behavior patterns, assigning that name even to malicious programs…
Microsoft Fixes 3 Critical Vulnerabilities in July Patch Tuesday, One Exploited
Microsoft has released its monthly security update, addressing 142 vulnerabilities across its product suite and software. One of these vulnerabilities is already being exploited in the wild. The vulnerabilities were…
AsyncRAT Spreads As Fake eBook Files, Uses LNK Files
Recent research uncovers a new spreading campaign of AsyncRAT, that targets users who download electronic books. The reviewed campaign targets ones who seek for a specific book, originally available as…
Trojan:Win32/Malgent!MSR
Trojan:Win32/Malgent!MSR detection has recently become widespread in Windows systems. It usually flags a real threat, particularly a dropper or a backdoor, which aim at delivering other malware to the system.…
Donex, DarkRace, fake LockBit 3.0 and Muse Ransomware Decryptor Released
A decryptor for a Donex ransomware, also known under the name of Muse, DarkRace and LockBit 3.0, has been released by Avast specialists. They used a flaw in the cipher…
Browser Extensions: Are They Safe?
Browser extensions are convenient little utilities that may adjust browsing experience and make it more comfortable for you personally. However, such a convenient shell – an applet to the legitimate…
Windows Cannot Access The Specified Device, Path or File Error Fix Guide
Windows Cannot Access The Specified Device, Path or File is a system error that users may encounter while trying to run a program or open a folder. The error obviously…
Signs You’re Dealing With an Online Scam
Online scams have existed in one form or another since the advent of the internet itself. As the Internet has evolved, scammers have devised new ways to deceive users, and…
How to Stop and Block Spam Emails
Spam refers to the flood of unwanted emails that clutter your inbox, often from unknown and dubious sources. These emails not only waste your time but can also pose serious…
15 Cybersecurity Myths and Denials
There are many cybersecurity myths, just as in any industry that demands specialized knowledge. People often make reckless statements about viruses, anti-malware programs, and general cybersecurity practices. This leads to…