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Sodinokibi Ransomware Hits New York Airport Systems

Albany International Airport staff announced that the New York airport’s administrative servers were hit by Sodinokibi Ransomware following a cyberattack that took place over Christmas. […]

10 Jan

Beware of Amazon Prime Support Scams in Google Search Ads

A malicious ad campaign is underway in Google Search results that lead users to fake Amazon support sites and tech support scams. […]

10 Jan

US Govt Warns of Attacks on Unpatched Pulse VPN Servers

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) today alerted organizations to patch their Pulse Secure VPN servers as a defense against ongoing attacks trying to exploit a known remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability. […]

10 Jan

VVVVVV Source Code Released to Mark 10th Anniversary

Distractionware has released the source code for their VVVVVV platform game to mark its 10th anniversary. You can now download the game engine to make your own modifications or get a better understanding of how the game works. […]

10 Jan

Google Removed Over 1.7K Joker Malware Infected Apps from Play Store

Roughly 1,700 applications infected with the Joker Android malware (also known as Bread) have been detected and removed by Google’s Play Protect from the Play Store since the company started tracking it in early 2017. […]

09 Jan

KDE Plasma Welcomes Windows 7 Refugees to the Linux Side

The KDE Community wants Windows 7 users to migrate to the Plasma desktop environment after Microsoft’s 10-year-old OS will reach end of support next week and stops receiving security and bug fixes. […]

09 Jan

Windows 10 Feature Updates Stop Including Drivers Needing Approval

Microsoft says that drivers requiring approval will no longer be released during and around Windows 10 feature update rollouts and Patch Tuesdays (Monthly Quality and Security updates issued on the second Tuesday of each month). […]

09 Jan

Sodinokibi Ransomware Says Travelex Will Pay, One Way or Another

The attackers behind the Sodinokibi Ransomware are applying pressure on Travelex to pay a multi-million dollar ransom by stating they will release or sell stolen data that allegedly contains customer’s personal information. […]

09 Jan

TrickBot Gang Created a Custom Post-Exploitation Framework

Instead of relying on premade and well-known toolkits, the threat actors behind the TrickBot trojan decided to develop a private post-exploitation toolkit called PowerTrick to spread malware laterally throughout a network. […]

08 Jan

Cryptojacking Drops by 78% in Southeast Asia After INTERPOL Action

The number of routers infected with coin miners dropped by 78% in countries of the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) region following a five-month-long operation coordinated by the INTERPOL. […]

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Sodinokibi Ransomware Hits New York Airport Systems

Beware of Amazon Prime Support Scams in Google Search Ads

US Govt Warns of Attacks on Unpatched Pulse VPN Servers

VVVVVV Source Code Released to Mark 10th Anniversary

Google Removed Over 1.7K Joker Malware Infected Apps from Play Store

KDE Plasma Welcomes Windows 7 Refugees to the Linux Side

Windows 10 Feature Updates Stop Including Drivers Needing Approval

Sodinokibi Ransomware Says Travelex Will Pay, One Way or Another

TrickBot Gang Created a Custom Post-Exploitation Framework

Cryptojacking Drops by 78% in Southeast Asia After INTERPOL Action