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Discord Turned Into an Account Stealer by Updated Malware

A new version of the popular AnarchyGrabber Discord malware has been released that modifies the Discord client files so that it can evade detection and steal user accounts every time someone logs into the chat service. […]

03 Apr

Mozilla Patches Two Actively Exploited Firefox Zero-Days

Mozilla released Firefox 74.0.1 and Firefox ESR 68.6.1 earlier to address two critical vulnerabilities actively abused in the wild that could lead to remote code execution on vulnerable machines. […]

03 Apr

Microsoft: Emotet Took Down a Network by Overheating All Computers

Microsoft says that an Emotet infection was able to take down an organization’s entire network by maxing out CPUs on Windows devices and bringing its Internet connection down to a crawl after one employee was tricked to open a phishing email attachment. […]

03 Apr

Apple Paid $75K For Bugs Letting Sites Hijack iPhone Cameras

Apple has paid a $75,000 bug bounty to a security researcher who chained together three different exploits that could have allowed malicious web sites to use your iPhone camera and microphone without permission. […]

03 Apr

Zoom’s Web Client is Down, Users Report 403 Forbidden Errors

Zoom users are currently reporting that they are unable to use the Zoom web client or start and attend webinars, with reports saying that the web client is throwing ‘403 Forbidden’ errors. […]

02 Apr

New Coronavirus-Themed Malware Locks You Out of Windows

With school closed due to the Coronavirus pandemic, some kids are creating malware to keep themselves occupied. Such is the case with a variety of new MBRLocker variants being released, including one with a Coronavirus theme. […]

02 Apr

Twitter Reveals That Firefox Cached Private Data For Up to 7 Days

Twitter disclosed an issue in the way the Mozilla Firefox web browser cached data that may have lead to private media shared in DMs and data downloads being inadvertently stored in the browser’s cache. […]

02 Apr

WordPress Plugin Bug Can Be Exploited to Create Rogue Admins

Owners of WordPress sites who use the Contact Form 7 Datepicker plugin are urged to remove or deactivate it to prevent attackers from creating rogue admins or taking over admin sessions after exploiting an authenticated stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability. […]

02 Apr

IRS Warns of Surge in Economic Stimulus Payment Scams

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) today issued a warning to alert about a surge in coronavirus-related scams over email, phone calls, or social media requesting personal information while using economic impact payments as a lure. […]

02 Apr

FBI Warns of Attacks on Remote Work, Distance Learning Platforms

FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) issued a public service announcement today about the risk of attacks exploiting the increased usage of online communication platforms for remote working and distance learning. […]