Researchers from MalwareHunterTeam have identified a new phishing campaign that is distributing an attachment which installs Netwalker ransomware in the devices.
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A new ransomware variant called ‘Coronavirus’ is distributed through a bogus website Wisecleaner.best , pretending as if it is recommending device optimization software.
Microsoft has released its patches for the March Patch Tuesday which includes patches for an alarming count of 117 vulnerabilities, making it the biggest Patch Tuesday till date. Out of those 117 vulnerabilities, 26 were marked critical, 88 were mentioned as important, and 3 has been marked as moderate vulnerabilities.
The process of collecting and storing data in a diversified way with a cluster of computers without any authority over it, but equally contributed and owned by everyone is called the Blockchain technology.
Security professionals have identified substantial amount of new threats like booby-trapped URLs, coronavirus themed malware, and credential stuffing manoeuvres.
Remote code execution vulnerability identified in the PPP daemon (pppd) software that comes in Linux operating systems and in other networking devices.
Cities and enterprises in the United States are falling to PwndLocker ransomware which is asking for ransoms around $650,000. This ransomware was first discovered by the end of 2019 and since then it has encrypted number of enterprises and has demanded ransom from $175,000 to$ 650,000 until now.
Ultrasonic waves can be deployed to manipulate voice assistants to interact with the attackers fetch sensitive data, make fraudulent calls, read two-factor authentication codes, and more.