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LockBit ransomware now encrypts Windows domains using group policies

An new version of the LockBit 2.0 ransomware has been found that automates the encryption of a Windows domain using Active Directory group policies. […]

27 Jul

UC San Diego Health discloses data breach after phishing attack

UC San Diego Health, the academic health system of the University of California, San Diego, has disclosed a data breach after the compromise of some employees’ email accounts. […]

27 Jul

New Windows 10 KB5005394 emergency update fixes printing issues

Microsoft has released a cumulative out-of-band update to fix a known printing issue preventing some printers and scanners from working correctly. […]

27 Jul

Twitter will soon let you log in with your Google account

Twitter has started testing a new feature that allows users to sign up for an account using their existing Google account. […]

27 Jul

Google launches new Bug Hunters vulnerability rewards platform

Google has announced a new platform and community designed to host all its Vulnerability Rewards Programs (VRP) under the same roof. […]

26 Jul

Microsoft Defender ATP now secures removable storage, printers

Microsoft has added new removable storage device and printer controls to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, the enterprise version of its Windows 10 Defender antivirus. […]

26 Jul

Apple fixes zero-day affecting iPhones and Macs, exploited in the wild

Apple has released security updates to address a zero-day vulnerability exploited in the wild and impacting iPhones, iPads, and Macs. […]

26 Jul

Researchers warn of unpatched Kaseya Unitrends backup vulnerabilities

Security researchers warn of new zero-day vulnerabilities in the Kaseya Unitrends service and advise users not to expose the service to the Internet. […]

26 Jul

No More Ransom saves almost €1 billion in ransomware payments in 5 years

The No More Ransom project celebrates its fifth anniversary today after helping over six million ransomware victims recover their files and saving them almost €1 billion in ransomware payments. […]

26 Jul

Signal fixes bug that sent random images to wrong contacts

Signal has fixed a serious bug in its Android app that, in some cases, sent random unintended pictures to contacts without an obvious explanation. Although the issue was reported in December 2020, given the difficulty of reproducing the bug, it isn’t until this month that a fix was pushed out. […]