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Google Stored Unhashed G Suite Passwords for Over a Decade

Google missed a spot when securing passwords for some of its business customers, accidentally storing them in plain text for 14 years. […]

21 May

Tor Browser 8.5 for Android Released On The Google Play Store

The stable version of Tor Browser for Android 8.5 has been released today on Google’s Play Store, with built-in anti-tracking, fingerprinting blocking, and multi-layered encryption capabilities for censorship-circumvention. […]

21 May

JSWorm 2.0 Ransomware Decryptor Gets Your Files Back For Free

A decryptor for the JSWorm 2.0 Ransomware has been released by Emsisoft this week that allows victims to decrypt their files for free. If you become infected with JSWorm 2.0, do not pay the ransom and instead follow the instructions below. […]

21 May

Hackers Steal Payment Card Data Using Rogue Iframe Phishing

Cybercriminals have upgraded their credit card skimming scripts to use an iframe-based phishing system designed to phish for credit/debit card info from Magento-powered store customers on checkout. […]

21 May

BlueKeep Remote Desktop Exploits Are Coming, Patch Now!

Security researchers have created exploits for the remote code execution vulnerability in Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Services, tracked as CVE-2019-0708 and dubbed BlueKeep, and hackers may not be far behind. […]

20 May

Firefox Lockwise Aims to Revamp Browser Password Management

Mozilla is rebranding their LockBox password management service as Lockwise and getting ready to start a trial for the desktop versions of Firefox. […]

20 May

Microsoft Defender ATP Adds Live Response for SecOps

Microsoft announced the addition of live response capabilities to its Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (Microsoft Defender ATP) enabling security operation teams to perform system forensic analysis remotely. […]

20 May

MuddyWater Hacking Group Upgrades Arsenal to Avoid Detection

The MuddyWater threat group has been updating its tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) to include a number of new anti-detection techniques designed to provide remote access to compromised systems while evading detection as part of a new campaign dubbed BlackWater. […]

20 May

Microsoft Officially Releases Microsoft Edge for Mac

Microsoft has officially released the Microsoft Edge for Mac preview, which contains optimizations made specifically to make it look and feel like a macOS application. […]

02 May

Remove the Searchinggood.com Search Redirect

If searches from a browser’s address bar and possibly search engines are being redirected through the site https://searchinggood.com/, then you most likely have a browser extension or addon installed that is causing these redirects. Some extension will cause all of the searches from your browser’s address bar to redirect through https://searchinggood.com/, which eventually redirects to […]