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US MS-ISAC Releases the October List of End of Support Software

The Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS-ISAC) of the Center for Internet Security has a released the October 2019 list of of software that is currently in or nearing end of support. […]

01 Nov

Media Giant Nikkei Losses $29 Million to BEC Scammers

Publishing giant Nikkei lost roughly 29 million dollars after an employee of the Nikkei America subsidiary was tricked by scammers to send the funds to a bank account they controlled. […]

01 Nov

Media Giant Nikkei Loses $29 Million to BEC Scammers

Publishing giant Nikkei lost roughly 29 million dollars after an employee of the Nikkei America subsidiary was tricked by scammers to send the funds to a bank account they controlled. […]

01 Nov

Google Chrome is Getting the ‘Close other tabs’ Option Back

Google has decided to add the “Close other tabs” right-click context menu option back to Google Chrome. While it is not known why they decided to add it back, I have sorely missed this feature and it a welcome change. […]

01 Nov

GandCrab RaaS Was a Training Ground for Malware Distributors

GandCrab operators changed the ransomware business from the ground up, establishing a model that is embraced and continued by other cybercriminals. […]

01 Nov

Chrome Zero-Day Bug with Exploit in the Wild Gets A Patch

Google on Thursday night started to roll out an update for Chrome that patches two use-after-free vulnerabilities, one of them having at least one exploit in the wild. […]

31 Oct

Microsoft Shares Solutions for Windows TLS Failures, Timeouts

Microsoft has acknowledged a new issue affecting several Windows versions that could lead to Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connections intermittently failing or getting timed out. […]

31 Oct

Discord Abused to Spread Malware and Harvest Stolen Data

Malware developers and attackers are abusing the Discord chat service by using it to host their malware, act as command and control servers, or by modifying the chat client to perform malicious behavior. […]

31 Oct

Chinese Hackers Steal SMS Messages from Linux Routing Servers

Chinese hackers deployed a new cyber-espionage tool on Linux servers belonging to a telecommunications network provider to steal SMS message content for specific recipients. […]

31 Oct

Microsoft Warns of Windows Slow Startup Due to Persistent Memory

Microsoft acknowledged a new known issue impacting several Windows versions and leading to unexpectedly slow startups on computers configured to use persistent memory. […]

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US MS-ISAC Releases the October List of End of Support Software

Media Giant Nikkei Losses $29 Million to BEC Scammers

Media Giant Nikkei Loses $29 Million to BEC Scammers

Google Chrome is Getting the ‘Close other tabs’ Option Back

GandCrab RaaS Was a Training Ground for Malware Distributors

Chrome Zero-Day Bug with Exploit in the Wild Gets A Patch

Microsoft Shares Solutions for Windows TLS Failures, Timeouts

Discord Abused to Spread Malware and Harvest Stolen Data

Chinese Hackers Steal SMS Messages from Linux Routing Servers

Microsoft Warns of Windows Slow Startup Due to Persistent Memory