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Hackers are quick to notice exposed Elasticsearch servers

Bad guys find unprotected Elasticsearch servers exposed on the web faster than search engines can index them. A study found that threat actors are mainly going for cryptocurrency mining and credential theft. […]

11 Jun

Live event solutions leader TAIT discloses data breach

TAIT, one of the world’s leading live event solutions providers, disclosed a data breach that led to the exposure of personal and financial information stored on a server and on the email accounts of some of its employees. […]

11 Jun

Fortune 500 insurance firm Genworth discloses data breach

Fortune 500 insurance holding company Genworth Financial disclosed a data breach after an unauthorized party gained access to insurance agents’ online accounts using compromised login credentials. […]

11 Jun

Windows 10 tests WSL2 Linux Kernel updates via Windows Update

In the latest Windows 10 Insider build, Microsoft has started to test the distribution of Windows Subsystem for Linux version 2 kernels via Windows Update. […]

11 Jun

IBM Cloud global outage caused by “incorrect” BGP routing

On June 9th, 2020, IBM Cloud data centers suffered a global outage that caused connectivity issues for many of the web sites and platforms utilizing the service, including BleepingComputer. […]

11 Jun

Gamaredon hackers use Outlook macros to spread malware to contacts

New tools attributed to the Russia-linked Gamaredon hacker group include a module for Microsoft Outlook that creates custom emails with malicious documents and sends them to a victim’s contacts. […]

10 Jun

Fake Black Lives Matter voting campaign spreads Trickbot malware

A phishing email campaign asking you to vote anonymously about Black Lives Matter is spreading the TrickBot information-stealing malware. […]

10 Jun

Windows 10 2004: Dell and Lenovo publish list of compatible devices

Dell and Lenovo have published their own documentation to confirm a list of systems that have been tested for May 2020 Update. […]

10 Jun

Expiring SSL certs expected to break smart TVs, fridges, and IoTs

On May 30th, select Roku streaming channels stopped working, leaving impacted customers clueless with no idea what was wrong. […]

10 Jun

FBI warns of increased hacking risk if using mobile banking apps

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) today warned mobile banking app users that they will be increasingly targeted by hacker trying to steal their credentials and take over their banking accounts. […]

Author: We Fix PC

Hackers are quick to notice exposed Elasticsearch servers

Live event solutions leader TAIT discloses data breach

Fortune 500 insurance firm Genworth discloses data breach

Windows 10 tests WSL2 Linux Kernel updates via Windows Update

IBM Cloud global outage caused by “incorrect” BGP routing

Gamaredon hackers use Outlook macros to spread malware to contacts

Fake Black Lives Matter voting campaign spreads Trickbot malware

Windows 10 2004: Dell and Lenovo publish list of compatible devices

Expiring SSL certs expected to break smart TVs, fridges, and IoTs

FBI warns of increased hacking risk if using mobile banking apps