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Microsoft Edge to Warn Of Credentials Leaked in Data Breaches

Microsoft Edge is introducing a new feature called “Password Monitor” that will alert users if their login credentials have been leaked in data breaches. […]

29 Mar

How to Replace Windows 10 System Programs With Non-Microsoft Apps

Windows 10 contains programs, such as Notepad and Task Manager, that we have come to love and use often as part of our daily use of a Windows computer. Sometimes, though, you may find that you want to replace these programs with more feature-rich third-party programs, but still be able to launch them like you […]

29 Mar

Phishing Attack Says You’re Exposed to Coronavirus, Spreads Malware

A new phishing campaign has been spotted that pretends to be from a local hospital telling the recipient that they have been exposed to the Coronavirus and that they need to be tested. […]

28 Mar

Microsoft’s Windows 10 Dockable ‘News Bar’ Now In Beta

Microsoft is releasing a new app for Windows 10 called the “Windows News Bar” that will display a docked bar containing news stories from Microsoft News and acts as a stock picker for monitored stocks. […]

27 Mar

FTC Warns VoIP Providers to Stop Facilitating Coronavirus Scams

The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warned nine VoIP service providers against assisting and facilitating illegal robocalls designed to capitalize on public anxiety surrounding the Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic. […]

27 Mar

The Week in Ransomware – March 27th 2020 – Don’t Attack Hospitals!

This two-week edition covers a lot of new ransomware variants, including attackers utilizing Coronavirus-themes for their phishing scams and ransomware variants. […]

27 Mar

US Small Business Administration Grants Used as Phishing Bait

Attackers are attempting to deliver Remcos remote access tool (RAT) payloads on the systems of small businesses via phishing emails impersonating the U.S. Small Business Administration (U.S. SBA). […]

27 Mar

FBI: Hackers Sending Malicious USB Drives & Teddy Bears via USPS

Hackers from the FIN7 cybercriminal group have been targeting various businesses with malicious USB‌ devices acting as a keyboard when plugged into a computer. Injected commands download and execute a JavaScript backdoor associated with this actor. […]

27 Mar

Google Advises Against Disabling Sites During the Pandemic

Google warns businesses against disabling their websites during the COVID-19 and, instead, recommends limiting their functionality to avoid being penalized in Google Search results. […]

27 Mar

Actively Exploited Windows Font Parsing Bugs Get Temporary Fix

Until Microsoft releases a patch for two critical vulnerabilities affecting the font parsing component in all supported versions of Windows, some users can apply temporary protection in the form of a micropatch that prevents exploitation. […]

Category: News

Microsoft Edge to Warn Of Credentials Leaked in Data Breaches

How to Replace Windows 10 System Programs With Non-Microsoft Apps

Phishing Attack Says You’re Exposed to Coronavirus, Spreads Malware

Microsoft’s Windows 10 Dockable ‘News Bar’ Now In Beta

FTC Warns VoIP Providers to Stop Facilitating Coronavirus Scams

The Week in Ransomware – March 27th 2020 – Don’t Attack Hospitals!

US Small Business Administration Grants Used as Phishing Bait

FBI: Hackers Sending Malicious USB Drives & Teddy Bears via USPS

Google Advises Against Disabling Sites During the Pandemic

Actively Exploited Windows Font Parsing Bugs Get Temporary Fix