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New Tycoon ransomware targets both Windows and Linux systems

A new human-operated ransomware strain is being deployed in highly targeted attacks targeting small to medium size organizations in the software and education industries since at least December 2019. […]

04 Jun

USBCulprit malware targets air-gapped systems to steal govt info

The newly revealed USBCulprit malware is used by a group known as Cycldek, Conimes, or Goblin Panda and is designed for compromising air-gapped devices via USB. […]

04 Jun

Bruteforce malware probes login for popular web platforms

The malware looks for various systems for managing content, databases, and file transfers as well as backup files and administrator login paths. […]

03 Jun

Netwalker ransomware continues assault on US colleges, hits UCSF

The Netwalker Ransomware operators claim to have successfully attacked the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), stolen unencrypted data, and encrypted their computers. […]

03 Jun

Firefox 77.0.1 released to prevent DDoSing DoH DNS providers

Mozilla just released Firefox 77.0.1 to prevent DDoSing the DNS over HTTPS (DoH) providers selected automatically as part of a wider deployment test run of the standard. […]

03 Jun

San Francisco retirement program SFERS suffers data breach

The San Francisco Employees’ Retirement System (SFERS) has suffered a data breach after an unauthorized person gained access to a database hosted in a test environment. […]

03 Jun

New Microsoft Edge rolling out to Windows 10 via Windows Update

Microsoft’s new Chromium-based Edge web browser is rolling out automatically via Windows Update to customers using Windows 10 1803 or later. […]

03 Jun

Patch SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise now to avoid takeover risk

Organizations using SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) should immediately update the product to the latest version as researchers today have detailed the nature of critical vulnerabilities. […]

03 Jun

This wallpaper will crash your Android phone: don’t try it.

In what can be described as a truly mysterious phenomenon, an image of a picturesque lake, when set as wallpaper on select Samsung and Google Pixel devices, causes the phone screen and the device to go nuts. […]

03 Jun

YouTube account access in high demand on hacker forums

An increasing number of offers for stolen YouTube credentials has been noted recently on hacker and cybercrime forums, where access to accounts is sold in bulk. […]