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A malware group is using Facebook’s CDN servers to store malicious files that it later uses to infect users with banking trojans. Researchers spotted several campaigns using Facebook’s CDN servers in the last two weeks, and previously, the same group also used Dropbox and Google’s cloud storage services to store the same malicious payloads. The […]
Mozilla will hide an iconic section of its UI — the search bar — and will use one singular input bar atop the browser, similar to the approach of most Chromium browsers. This change will go live in Firefox 57, scheduled for release on November 14, and will be part of Photon — the codename […]
We have good news for once, which is a really slow week when it comes to ransomware. While we still had our share of smaller ransomware variants being release, overall there was not a lot of activity. The biggest activity is the continued by Locky distributors to become more widespread through the use of a […]
A bug discovered in the recently launched Android 8.0 Oreo spends users’ mobile data allowance, even when the phone’s mobile WiFi connection is enabled. Smartphones can connect to the Internet in two ways. Via a local access point or router (WiFi connection) or by using the mobile carrier’s network (mobile data connection). Most users enable […]
Equifax — one of the largest providers of consumer credit reporting and other financial services in the US — said last night it was the victim of a hack during which attackers made off with details on over 143 million of its customers. While the amount of stolen data is impressive in its size alone, […]
Today Google launched version 61 of the Chrome browser for Windows, Mac, and Linux. With this release, we have 21 security updates, numerous improvements and bug fixes, and three APIs that allow developers to further enhance their sites and apps. Of particular note is the addition of Javascript modules, the Payment Request API for Chrome desktop, the […]
Over the past two days, there was an increase in activity from a relatively unknown ransomware strain named SynAck, according to victims who sought assistance in the Bleeping Computer ransomware support forums and from submissions to the ID-Ransomware service. This particular ransomware strain — named SynAck or Syn Ack — was first spotted on August 3 […]
EU companies must notify employees in advance if they plan to monitor work accounts, the European Court of Human Rights ruled this week. The ruling comes in a case filed by Romanian IT worker Bogdan Barbulescu, who in 2007 was fired by his employer for using his work computer for private conversations with family members. […]
An attacker can downgrade components of the Android TrustZone technology to older versions that feature known vulnerabilities and use older exploits against smartphones running an up-to-date operating system. According to a team of four computer scientists from the Florida State University and Baidu X-Lab, the problem lies in the design of the ARM TrustZone technology, […]
Jon von Tetzchner, the founder of both Opera and Vivaldi, believes that Google has gotten too big and “is now in a position where regulation is needed.” In a blog post on Vivaldi’s website, von Tetzchner said that his once friendly relationship with Google and its founders has soured across the years. Google suspends Vivaldi […]
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