Month: September 2019

Emotet has started a new spam campaign that pretends to be a scanned copy of Edward Snowden’s new book. Unsuspecting users who open the attachment and enable its content will find that they have become infected with Emotet, most likely Trickbot, and possibly other malware. […]

Microsoft announced that Basic Authentication will be turned off in Exchange Online for Exchange ActiveSync (EAS), POP, IMAP, and Remote PowerShell starting October 13, 2020. […]

More than two dozen malicious Android applications with over 2.1 million installs in total were observed by security researchers while displaying aggressive full-screen ads after downloading configuration files. […]

Atlassian released updates for Jira Service Desk and Jira Service Desk Data Center to fix a critical-severity security bug that can be exploited by anyone with access to a vulnerable customer portal. […]

This has been a fairly quiet week with no real big news other than further updates from Nemty, the introduction of TFlower, and another Ordinypt campaign targeting Germany. […]

Have you ever heard of the STOP Ransomware? Probably not, as few write about it, most researchers don’t cover it, and for the most part it targets consumers through cracked software, adware bundles, and shady sites. […]