- Microsoft warns of an increasing trend of attacks targeting firmware and worrying public indifference

This is indeed a worrying 'lethargy', especially given the recent increase in the number of attacks targeting system software.
- Malicious code is hidden in cheats and mods that target the gaming community

Recently, international security researchers are noticing an increasing trend in threat agent cases targeting the gaming community.
- A ransomware declared decommissioned and refunded the ransom to the victim

Declared decommissioning and returning the ransom to the victim are certainly extremely rare in the world of ransomware.
- QNAP provides an emergency warning about NAS device attack trends, showing how to secure NAS devices

NAS (Network Attached Storage), also known as a network hard drive, is a device that is installed to serve the needs of storing or accessing data.
- Detect new Android malware fake system update to track and steal user information

The malware can disguise itself as a system update and is designed to automatically activate whenever new information is entered into a device.
- Apple releases iOS 14.4.2, iOS 12.5.2, and watchOS 7.3.3 updates that patch the critical zero-day vulnerability

Apple just released a series of security updates aimed at addressing a relatively serious zero-day vulnerability on iOS.
- Microsoft warns of phishing campaigns targeting Outlook Web App and Office 365 users

Microsoft security experts issue an important warning about an ongoing large-scale phishing, targeting Outlook Web App (OWA) services and Office 365.
- The Purple Fox malware targets vulnerable Windows systems worldwide

Purple Fox, a strain of malware that was once spread around the world through sophisticated phishing email and exploit kits, has just shown signs of reappearing in a dangerous and
- The steganography technique can hide malicious files in images on Twitter

A cybersecurity expert has made a stir in security circles by revealing a relatively detailed method of hiding up to 3MB of data inside an image on the social networking platform
- Hackers hide stolen credit card data in JPG file

We all know that the cybercrime world is constantly moving, parallel and has a close relationship with the development of the internet in general. That is why new hacking
- The Linux vulnerability series is more than '15 years old', allowing hackers to hijack root privileges

Vulnerabilities are currently being tracked with identifiers CVE-2021-27365, CVE-2021-27363, and CVE-2021-27364.
- Detecting two unusual versions of ransomware, shows that the world of ransomware has become diversified

International cybersecurity researchers recently found two completely new types of ransomware that are quite strange. They carry very different and rarely recorded features, which
- The Microsoft MSERT tool can find web shells related to the Exchange Server attack campaign

Microsoft has just released a new update to MSERT, which comes with the ability to detect web shells deployed in recent Exchange Server attacks.
- Detecting a new ransomware strain, not asking for data ransom, but only needing the victim to join the Hacker's Discord server

International security researchers have just stumbled upon a strain of ransomware that possesses rather strange behavior. Called 'Hog', this ransomware still enters the system and
- Phishing attack: The most common techniques used to attack your PC

Phishing attack is probably a term that is not unfamiliar to most internet users. In fact, it is also one of the most common forms of cyberattacks.
- Masslogger - malicious code possesses the ability to steal all the login information of Chrome, Edge Outlook of the target

Masslogger - a notorious trojan that specializes in stealing credentials targeting Windows systems that officially have a dangerous 're-export'.
- Warning: The malware campaign hides the shadow of gift emails from Amazon

Traditionally, the holidays and year-end shopping holidays are always a golden opportunity for bad actors to launch a series of malicious campaigns on cyberspace to gain illegal
- Google Project Zero reveals a serious privilege escalation vulnerability in Windows

Google Project Zero is one of the highly regarded professional security organizations today. The team's findings are not only important to the Google product itself, but also for
- What is Ransomware Task Force (RTF)?

Ransomware has become one of the top security threats in the past three years. The first ransomware strain and one of the worst nightmares in the history of global cybersecurity -
- Google revealed a critical flaw in Qualcomm's Adreno GPU

The Google Project Zero team has publicly revealed a security hole that exists in the Adreno GPU integrated on the Snapdragon chip.