New Version Of Jupyter Malware Spotted In The Wild
Researchers from cybersecurity company Morphisec have recently discovered a new strain of malware they believe has been in the wild of the internet since at least May of this year
People Are Paying Ransomware Attackers In Large Numbers In 2020
Hackers have increasingly gravitated to ransomware attacks in 2020, as being one of the best and most reliable paths to a payday. That brings to mind an interesting question though.
Hackers Using Minecraft Modpacks To Distribute Malware On Android Devices
If you’re an avid gamer, you’re almost certainly at least passingly familiar with Minecraft, and you may be an active player. Despite its blocky, simplistic graphics, it’s the most popular
Your PC May Have Security Risks From Old Loaded Software
When was the last time you conducted a company-wide audit on all the software running on all the machines tied to your firm’s network? If you’re not sure the answer
Ransomware Can Make Installing Illegal Software More Risky
Most reputable businesses don’t deal in illegal copies of commercial software, but there have been a few reported instances. There’s always the possibility that a cash-strapped individual that’s eager to
Many Android VPN Apps Contain Malware Or Exploitable Weaknesses
If you’re like many seasoned ‘Netizins, you probably rely on some type of VPN to help ensure your digital privacy. Unfortunately, based on research conducted by Simon Migliano, you could very
New Malware Sends Offensive Texts From Your Phone
Malware tends to be at its most effective when it exists in secret. Under the radar. This is what allows malicious code to burrow deep into an infected system and
iPhone Now Works As A Security Key For Google
Google continues to improve security and its user experience in the Apple ecosystem. The most recent update to the company’s Smart Lock app on iOS allows users to use their
Some Businesses Are Dangerously Avoiding Critical IT Security Updates
How good is your IT staff at staying current when it comes to applying all the latest security patches? Unfortunately, the answer for most businesses is, “probably not as good