Monday, February 17, 2025

Computer Security

APT Group Uses Datper Malware To Launch Cyber Attack on Asia Countries by Executing Shell Commands

An advanced persistent threat (APT) actor group known by several different names such as Tick, Redbaldknight and Bronze Butler carried out a number of...

Firefox, Chrome, Edge, and Safari To Disable TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 in 2020

Firefox, Chrome, Edge, and Safari To Disable Transport Layer Security TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 in 2020. The TLS protocol used to secure the...

Cybercriminals Advertising Godzilla Loader Malware On Dark Web Forums

Cybercriminals Advertising Godzilla Loader Malware for $500 on Dark web forums, the malware found actively maintained and getting new updates periodically.Godzilla modern downloader or...

ATM Skimmer – How to Spot and Avoid Dangerous ATM Insert Skimmer

Skimmer: The threat on ATM fraud devices known as “insert skimmers,” these thin data theft tools made to be completely hidden inside of a cash’s machine’s...

Protect Your Enterprise Network From Cyber Attack with Strong Web Application Firewall

Cyber Criminals are keep targeting Enterprise networks that leads to face massive data breaches and it is regularly hitting around the world through various...

Fake Flash Updates pushing Malware to Inject XMRig Cryptocurrency Miners

Newly discovered fake flash updates malware pushing XMRing Cryptocurrency miners along with borrowing the original Adobe installer flash updater notification.Recent campaigns are pushing various malware...

Facebook Now Revealed Hackers Stolen 29 Million Facebook Users Personal Data

Facebook now says hackers accessed 29 million Facebook users data by the recent data breach and stolen users personal details such as Email and...

Gallmaker Hacking Group Attack Government, Military, and Defense Sectors Using Publicly Available Hacking Tools

A new previously unknown hacking group appeared as Gallmaker attacking various public sectors such a  government, military, and defense using custom malware.Attacker also using living...