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WolfRAT Malware Targets Messengers Apps On Android Devices

May 21, 2020May 21, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 521 Views 0 Comments android, android app, Android app malware, Android Apps, android apps containing malware, android device, Android devices vulnerable, android hack, android malware, android malware dropper, Android RAT, apps containing malware, fake Android app, fake app, Fake Application, hack android phone, malicious Android apps, malicious app, malware, Malware Attack, Malware Campaign, Malware developer, Malware distributor, malware download, malware dropper, malware dropper google play, malware variant, Play Store malicious apps, WolfRAT, WolfRAT malware

Heads up Android users! Here is another threat targeting your devices. New malware WolfRAT has surfaced online that targets messenger

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How DDoS Attacks Are Evolving In 2020

May 20, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 754 Views 0 Comments Cyber attack, ddos, Ddos Attack, DDoS attacks, DDoS malware, DDoS targeting applications, Distributed denial of service, hacking attack, waf, web application firewall, web application protection, Web Application security

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks can be seemingly innocuous as they don’t usually involve a breach of data or

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Facebook Acquires GIPHY For $400 Million To Integrate It With Instagram

May 18, 2020May 17, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 523 Views 0 Comments facebook, Facebook Account, Facebook acquire GIPHY, Facebook acquire Instagram, Facebook ad targeting, Facebook buy GIPHY, Facebook buy WhatsApp, Facebook data, Facebook data leaked, Facebook data sharing, Facebook data sharing agreements, Facebook Instagram WhatsApp merger, Facebook owns GIPHY, Facebook owns Instagram, Facebook owns WhatsApp, GIF, GIF file, GIPHY, Instagram, Instagram data, Whatsapp, WhatsApp merge with Facebook, who owns WhatsApp

After WhatsApp and Instagram, Facebook now acquire a new company. As announced, Facebook has acquired the popular GIF-maker platform GIPHY.

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New Ramsay Malware Can Steal Data From Air-Gapped Networks

May 17, 2020May 17, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 1626 Views 0 Comments air-gapped malware, air-gapped system, CVE-2017-0199, CVE-2017-11882, Darkhotel, Darkhotel APT, Data-stealing Trojans (stealers), infostealer, Malware Attack, Ramsay malware, stealing

Continuing the trail of security threats to air-gapped systems, now joins a malware. Dubbed Ramsay, the malware with as much

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Mandrake Malware Is Secretly Spying On Android Users For Several Years

May 17, 2020May 17, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 1100 Views 0 Comments android, android app, Android app malware, Android Apps, android apps containing malware, Android apps evade Google security, android apps evade Play Protect, android device, Android devices vulnerable, android hack, android malware, android malware dropper, Android RAT, apps containing malware, fake Android app, fake app, Fake Application, Google Play Protect, hack android phone, malicious Android apps, malicious app, malware, Malware Attack, Malware Campaign, Malware developer, Malware distributor, malware download, malware dropper, malware dropper google play, malware variant, Mandrake Android malware, Mandrake malware, Play Store malicious apps

While numerous Android malware kesep emerging online every now and then, this malware stayed under the radar for years. Identified

Pitney Bowes second ransomware attack

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Pitney Bowes Suffered Second Ransomware Attack Within A Year

May 17, 2020May 17, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 759 Views 0 Comments Customer, customers, Cyber attack, malware, Malware Attack, Maze Ransomware, Maze ransomware attack, Pitney Bowes, Pitney Bowes hacked, Pitney Bowes malware attack, Pitney Bowes ransomware attack, Ransomware, ransomware attack, ransomware attacks, Ryuk, Ryuk malware, Ryuk ransomware, Ryuk ransomware attack

As the world is in a standstill and people are relying more on delivery services, the threat actors are targeting

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Astaroth Malware Evolves Further To Abuse YouTube Channel Descriptions

May 15, 2020May 14, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 558 Views 0 Comments

Astaroth Trojan that has been around for several years is now back with even more features. This time, Astaroth malware

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Google WordPress Plugin Bug Allowed Attackers To Access Google Search Console

May 15, 2020May 14, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 520 Views 0 Comments bug, flaw, Google Search Console, plugin, Plugins, security fix, Security Flaw, vulnerabilities, vulnerability, vulnerable WordPress plugin, wordpress, wordpress exploit, wordpress patch, WordPress plugin, wordpress Plugins, WordPress vulnerability

Continuing the list of plugins risking WordPress websites, now joins Site Kit by Google. This Google WordPress plugin had a

PrintDemon Vulnerability in Windows

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PrintDemon Vulnerability Affected All Windows Systems Since 1996

May 15, 2020May 14, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 630 Views 0 Comments bug, escalate windows privilege, flaw, hack printer, local privilege escalation, PrintDemon, PrintDemon bug, PrintDemon vulnerability, Printer, Privilege Escalation, vulnerability, Windows 10 privilege escalation, windows 7 privilege escalation, Windows Print Spooler, windows privilege escalation techniques

Although Microsoft vigilantly patches hundreds of bugs every month, though something always gets missed. While most of the bugs requiring

Android App DDoS ESET

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Malicious Android App Conducted DDoS Attacks On ESET Website

May 15, 2020May 14, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 608 Views 0 Comments android, android app, Android app malware, Android Apps, android apps containing malware, Android apps evade Google security, android apps evade Play Protect, android device, Android devices vulnerable, android malware, android malware dropper, apps containing malware, ddos, Ddos Attack, DDoS attacks, fake Android app, fake app, Fake Application, Google Play Protect, malicious Android apps, malicious app, malicious javascript, malware, Malware Attack, Malware Campaign, malware download, malware dropper, malware dropper google play, malware variant, Play Store malicious apps

The Android Play Store keeps on making to the news due to various malicious apps. However, this time, the app

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