The Security Blog From Gridinsoft
Back to School Scams Expand As August Begins
As the new school season approaches, scammers target students and their parents. They use social engineering and offer free school…
Ivanti EPMM Vulnerability Patch is Vulnerable
Ivanti, the provider of a wide range of management solutions for corporations, have apparently taken up the baton from Ipswich,…
Are .zip Domains Safe to Use and Visit?
The Internet has become our second home. Every time we surf the Internet, we scammed. And this time, cybercriminals did…
Twitter Blue to X Phishing Breakout
Amid the chaos of Twitter’s transition to the new name – X, scammers have devised yet another deception scheme. They…
Bahamut APT Targets Users With Fake SafeChat App
Attackers are using a fake SafeChat Android app to attack users in the South Asian region. The malware is designed…
Lapsus$ hack group stole the source codes of Microsoft products
The Lapsus$ hack group has released the source codes for…
Anonymous claims they hacked dozens of CCTV cameras in Russia
Anonymous hacktivists claimed on Twitter that they had hacked and…
The popular node-ipc npm package removes files on systems of developers from Russia and Belarus
The developer of the popular npm package node-ipc has released…
DuckDuckGo downgraded Russian state media in search results
The founder and head of DuckDuckGo, Gabriel Weinberg, said that…
About 30% of critical vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins remain unpatched
Patchstack analysts have released a report on security and critical…
Akamai Researchers Say DDoS Attacks Amplification for 4 Billion Times
This week, Akamai experts discovered a unique DDoS amplification vector…
Hacker groups split up: some of them support Russia, others Ukraine
Amid the backdrop of the barbaric invasion of the Russian…
Anonymous hackers declared war on the Russian government
A Twitter account associated with the Anonymous hacktivist movement reported…
Researchers found a Hive ransomware master key via cryptographic vulnerability
A group of South Korean researchers from Kunming University published…
Firefox 100 and Chrome 100 may have user-agent issues
Mozilla developers have warned that sites may experience problems with…
Google Offers up to $91,000 for Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities
Google has almost doubled its rewards for vulnerabilities in the…
Google analysts noticed that software vendors began to fix Zero-day vulnerabilities faster
Google Project Zero specialists presented a report according to which…
