February 2022 - Page 13 of 13

Office 365 boosts email security against MITM, downgrade attacks

Microsoft has added SMTP MTA Strict Transport Security (MTA-STS) support to Exchange Online to ensure Office 365 customers’ email communication integrity and security. […]

02 Feb

Windows 10 optional updates fix performance problems introduced last month

Optional updates for Windows 10 and Windows 11 released in January have fixed performance problems when playing games, using the operating system, or even opening folders in File Explorer. […]

01 Feb

FBI warns of fake job postings used to steal money, personal info

Scammers are trying to steal job seekers’ money and personal information through phishing campaigns using fake advertisements posted on recruitment platforms. […]

01 Feb

Malicious CSV text files used to install BazarBackdoor malware

A new phishing campaign is using specially crafted CSV text files to infect users’ devices with the BazarBackdoor malware. […]

01 Feb

Cloudflare launches a paid public bug bounty program

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01 Feb

Microsoft Defender now detects Android and iOS vulnerabilities

Microsoft says threat and vulnerability management support for Android and iOS has reached general availability in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, the company’s enterprise endpoint security platform. […]

01 Feb

Cyberspies linked to Memento ransomware use new PowerShell malware

An Iranian state-backed hacking group tracked as APT35 (aka Phosphorus or Charming Kitten) is now deploying a new backdoor called PowerLess and developed using PowerShell. […]

Month: February 2022

Office 365 boosts email security against MITM, downgrade attacks

Windows 10 optional updates fix performance problems introduced last month

FBI warns of fake job postings used to steal money, personal info

Malicious CSV text files used to install BazarBackdoor malware

Cloudflare launches a paid public bug bounty program

Microsoft Defender now detects Android and iOS vulnerabilities

Cyberspies linked to Memento ransomware use new PowerShell malware