Never in history has a ransomware brought more than half the world’s computers to a standstill. On Friday, May 12, 2017, the computers around the world were crippled by the biggest ransomware attack known as “WannaCry” (“WanaCrypt0r 2.0” or “WannaCrypt” or “WCry”) that targeted Microsoft’s Windows run PCs/laptops and ATMs. his malware attack that infected […]
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rasimir Nikolov, a Bulgarian man, has just been indicted by a federal jury in connection with GozNym malware, which has been used to hack people’s online accounts. As a result, Nikolov now faces up to 100 years in jails and a fine of up to $3,500,000. Earlier this year in April, IBM X-Force Research revealed
Code Injection Technique Atombombing Attack Guess what? If you own a Windows PC, which is fully-patched, attackers can still hack your computer. Isn’t that scary? Well, definitely for most of you. Security researchers have discovered a new technique that could allow attackers to inject malicious code on every version of Microsoft’s Windows operating system, even
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One of the more effective ways to counter a malware infection is to make sure that it infects something that can’t have much of an influence on the rest of the system, like a sandboxed virtual machine. However as malware continues to evolve, its creators are now discovering ways to detect whether it is simply
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You Can Get hacked Opening jpeg 2000 image!! 🙁 Researchers have disclosed a critical zero-day vulnerability in the JPEG 2000 image file format parser implemented in OpenJPEG library, which could allow an attacker to remotely execute arbitrary code on the affected systems. Discovered by security researchers at Cisco Talos group, the zero-day flaw, assigned as
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