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Troy Hunt
APRIL 27, 2018
So just a very short intro this time, I recorded the update this morning whilst I was rather a lot more awake so I'll let that do the talking. I'm tired. A two-day remote workshop on London hours meant very unfriendly times for me here in Aus but hey, it beats jet lag! iTunes podcast | Google Play Music podcast | RSS podcast.
Malwarebytes
JUNE 11, 2023
A new approach to security reporting VMware patches critical vulnerabilities in Aria Operations for Networks Update your Cisco System Secure Client now to fix this AnyConnect bug Ransomware review: June 2023 Former TikTok exec: Chinese Communist Party had "God mode" entry to US data Stay safe!
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CyberSecurity Insiders
JANUARY 7, 2022
Website designing company FinalSite stated its staff is working 24×7 to recover its data assets as soon as possible and will be give a detailed update as soon as the primary level investigation gets concluded. And the name of the group that launched the file encrypting malware attack will be revealed as soon as the investigation gets over.
Security Boulevard
AUGUST 16, 2021
In fact, an estimated 84% of cyber attacks occur on the application layer. After all, if they were writing secure code then 84% of the problem would be solved from the outset. perhaps hoping any problems can be resolved with future updates. weekly and 0.3% Why Do Developers Keep Writing Vulnerable Code?
Security Affairs
APRIL 20, 2021
By distributing ads promoting an allegedly updated version of Facebook Messenger, cybercriminals harvested users’ login credentials. In April, the number of Facebook posts inviting users to install “the latest Messenger update” reached 5,700. Image 1 Facebook ad promoting a Facebook Messenger update. Pierluigi Paganini.
Malwarebytes
NOVEMBER 16, 2021
Not only had the infrastructure been dismantled, but previously infected computers had received a special update that would effectively remove the malware at a specific date. Out of the woods again. On November 15, security researchers who’ve tracked Emotet announced that the threat was back. A return of malspam waves and ransomware?
eSecurity Planet
JUNE 30, 2021
” In response, Hodson urged all LinkedIn users to update their passwords and enable two-factor authentication. ” A recent Tessian survey of 4,000 working professionals found that fully 84 percent of respondents post on social media every week, and 42 percent do so every day. “Bottom line?
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