How to Prevent Crimeware Attacks: Users` Guide

You may come across the term “Crimeware” and understandably get confused as you probably thought before that only malware or viruses are the words for the definition of any bad intention malware.The term “Crimeware” doesn’t mean another synonym for malware or viruses but rather it is a standalone word for specific kind of malware which… Continue reading How to Prevent Crimeware Attacks: Users` Guide

8 Symptoms Of Adware: How to Avoid it

What is adware meaning? It is an agressive software whose goal is to collect marketing information about the user loading them with an avalanche of advertisements, often in the form of pop-ups, text links, or banners. Users may download this kind of program unknowingly when it comes in a bundle with other software package users… Continue reading 8 Symptoms Of Adware: How to Avoid it

Ryuk – Devastatingly Effective Targeted Ransomware

Ransomware is a malicious program which an attacker injects into your device to encrypt your data and hold your digital life hostage. Ryuk ransomware is similar to the typical ransomware but enhanced. It deliberately preys on high-profile targets capable of paying large amounts of money. Today we will learn what Ryuk ransomware is, how it… Continue reading Ryuk – Devastatingly Effective Targeted Ransomware

Difference Between Polymorphic and Metamorphic Viruses

Difference Between Polymorphic and Metamorphic Viruses

Polymorphic and Metamorphic Malware: the Comparison In this article, we consider two types of pests: polymorphic and metamorphic viruses, which were designed to destroy the integrity of the operating system and harm the user. Before we find out what is the difference between polymorphic and metamorphic viruses, let’s figure out what is virus in general… Continue reading Difference Between Polymorphic and Metamorphic Viruses

Trojan Qbot Took Advantage of the Famous Follina Vulnerability

The researchers warned that the Qbot malware is already exploiting an unpatched zero-day vulnerability in Windows MSDT called Follina. Let me remind you that the discovery of Follina became known at the end of May, although the first researchers discovered the bug back in April 2022, but then Microsoft refused to acknowledge the problem. The… Continue reading Trojan Qbot Took Advantage of the Famous Follina Vulnerability

Information Security Experts Told About The Linux Malware Symbiote That Is Almost Undetectable

BlackBerry and Intezer specialists spoke about the new Symbiote Linux malware that infects all running processes on compromised systems, steals credentials and provides backdoor access to its operators. Let me remind you that we also said that Google Offers up to $91,000 for Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities, and also that Experts list 15 most attacked Linux… Continue reading Information Security Experts Told About The Linux Malware Symbiote That Is Almost Undetectable

Warning Signs Of DDoS Attack: Symptoms

Warning Signs Of DDoS Attack: Symptoms

DDoS attacks can sometimes have devastating effects on various internet users. This particular type of cyber threat can put on hold different internal operations, create negative relationships with customers, and generally make websites inaccessible. DDoS Attacks Target Businesses And Ordinary Users Not only various businesses suffer from DDoS attacks but also ordinary users can sometimes… Continue reading Warning Signs Of DDoS Attack: Symptoms

Malware VS Ransomware: What’s the Difference?

To deal with any problem successfully you should first have a clear understanding of what you are dealing with. Nowadays the cyber threat landscape has expanded enormously with online cyber threat elements prevailing. And it would be erroneous to think that only specialists from the IT field need to know what they might come across… Continue reading Malware VS Ransomware: What’s the Difference?

Information Security Specialists Discovered a 0-day Vulnerability in Windows Search

A new 0-day Windows Search vulnerability could be used to automatically open a search box and launch remote malware, which is easily done by simply opening a Word document. Bleeping Computer says the problem is serious because Windows supports the search-ms protocol URI handler, which allows apps and HTML links to run custom searches on… Continue reading Information Security Specialists Discovered a 0-day Vulnerability in Windows Search