Month: July 2019

A new version of the 16Shop phishing kit has been observed in the wild, with more than 200 URLs loading login aimed at collecting login information from Amazon customers. […]

2020 U.S. presidential campaigns are not using proper email security according to research from Californian-based email threat protection firm Agari. […]

A ransomware attack at New York City’s Monroe College has shutdown the college’s computer systems at campuses located in Manhattan, New Rochelle and St. Lucia.  […]

Cybercriminals are using the notoriety of the DeepNude app to distribute info-stealing malware in campaigns over YouTube that promise a cracked premium version of the program for Windows, Android, and iOS. […]

Mozilla plans on adding a new dedicated social tracking protection component to their tracker protection system. This feature is currently under development, but is targeted for the Firefox 70 release. […]

Multiple Windows 10 Server versions are affected by a known issue introduced with the KB4503293, KB4503327, and KB4503286 cumulative updates, monthly rollups, and security-only updates released on June 11. […]

Some users of online team-based shooters, battle royale, or survival games use game hacking or cheats to give themselves an advantage over their opponents. Unfortunately, in many cases these cheats do nothing but compromise the user’s own data as installing them infects a computer with password and information stealing Trojans. […]