How a wrong Google search can compromise your data and bring law enforcement calling
Wrong Google searches can not only compromise your device and personal data. They can also bring law enforcement to your doorstep. Hackers are targeting Google searches.
NSO Group Exploited WhatsApp Zero-Day Even After Lawsuit, Court Docs Say
NSO Group Technologies Ltd. continued to develop spyware that used multiple zero-day WhatsApp exploits even after the instant ...
What Should You Do If Windows Security Detects a Virus?
Microsoft created Windows Security for consumer users with the aim of providing an antivirus solution that takes up fewer ...
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Remote Desktops Pose Security Risks for Online Learners
Attackers target remote desktop software platforms for the same reason that makes these platforms useful for distance ...
There’s no evidence that 'Trump was arrested' text scam is legitimate
Messages that warn of hackers accessing your bank account if you open a text are likely "virus hoaxes." A variation of this ...
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USB Attacks: The Threat Putting Critical Infrastructure At Risk
Insights into the challenges organisations face in securing removable media, along with practical advice for enhancing its security. By James Neilson ...
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How to Spot and Avoid Malicious EXE Files on Windows
Examining key attributes of a file can help you identify potentially malicious EXE files. Start by checking the file name and ...
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The Rocky Path of Managing AI Security Risks in IT Infrastructure
AI introduces new security risks. Explore the pitfalls of AI adoption across digital infrastructures and how to detect and ...
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You still need to restart your computer
Some people don't restart their computers until an update is required or the operating system malfunctions, but experts say ...
Why that Google Meet error might be a sneaky hacker trick
ClickFix, a new scam targeting computer users, is on the rise in the U.S. The scam prompts its targets to click on a link to ...
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Russian Hackers Exploit New NTLM Flaw to Deploy RAT Malware via Phishing Emails
The vulnerability in question, CVE-2024-43451 (CVSS score: 6.5), refers to an NTLM hash disclosure spoofing vulnerability that could be exploited to steal a user's NTLMv2 hash. It was patched by ...