Friday, November 6, 2026
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Antivirus

8 Common Hacking Techniques & 3 Ways to Avoid Them All

Hackers come in many forms with sophisticated Hacking Techniques, While there has been a lot of discussion about online security in recent years, many...

Penetration Testing with Windows Computer & Bypassing an Antivirus Using VEIL-Framework in Kali Linux

Pentesters have a hard time bypassing anti-viruses nowadays Since  Antiviruses are evolving as we speak. We at GBHackers decided to put some time to teach...

Multiple Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Antivirus and Endpoint Let Attackers Install Data Wipers

Or Yair of SafeBreach Labs recently discovered multiple security Zero-Day vulnerabilities that could be exploited by the threat actors to create next-generation wipers by...

Researchers Found that Adobe Acrobat Blocking Security Software Visibility into PDF Files

Adobe Acrobat is blocking security software from inspecting the PDF files it opens. The end result of the work is the users are at...

Researchers Exploit Almost Every Anti-Virus Software & Turn Them Into Self Destructive Tools

Researchers uncovered a simple flaw that existed in nearly 28 Antivirus software that allows malware authors to exploit the system and disable the Antivirus...

Avast Anti-Virus Spying Millions of Users Browsing Activities, Every Click, Every Buy and Selling to Its Clients – Google, Microsoft, Pepsi

Anti-virus software firm Avast reportedly spying hundreds of millions of Users browsing activities including, every click, every purchase you made online, and selling the...

Get Ransomware Protection For The Holidays: Reason Cybersecurity at 70% Off

Ransomware attacks are still something to be wary of these days. 2019 saw a resurgence in ransomware attacks and they're expected to grow even more rampant...

Microsoft Enables Tamper Protection by Default for all Windows 10 Users to Defend Against Attacks

Microsoft introduced the Tamper protection feature in Microsoft Defender ATP earlier this year. It is a new setting to protect against changes to key...