- RegretLocker: A new strain of ransomware that targets Windows virtual machines

RegretLocker was first discovered in October, and is considered to be a formally simple ransomware strain.
- Zalo PC has a serious RCE error, you should be careful when receiving attachments

Zalo PC's critical vulnerabilities have just been announced by the CyberJutsu security research team.
- What is SS7 attack? What can hackers use it for?

An SS7 attack is a very dangerous attack method. An SS7 attack can be used to bypass two-factor authentication. So what specifically is the SS7 attack? What can a hacker do with an
- The NSA issued an urgent warning about a critical vulnerability appearing in Windows servers

This is a vulnerability that exists in the cryptographic authentication scheme used by the Netlogon Remote Protocol.
- Discovered a particularly dangerous vulnerability in Cisco Jabber video conferencing software

If the vulnerability in Cisco Jabber is exploited successfully, the hacker will gain control of the victim's computer.
- Typosquatting, attacking techniques, extortion with typos, typos

Taking advantage of users' typos, typos, bad guys with a sharp mind have devised a Typosquatting attack technique.
- Detecting a Google Drive vulnerability could allow hackers to trick users into installing malware

An unresolved security weakness in Google Drive can be exploited by software attackers to distribute malicious files.
- Google has just patched a critical Gmail vulnerability, allowing hackers to send fake emails

Google just patched a critical vulnerability affecting Gmail and G Suite. This vulnerability allows hackers to send fake identity emails to scam users.
- Find bug in Emotet malware, prevent it from spreading for 6 months

According to researcher James Quinn of the security firm Binary Defense, like other software, malicious code also has vulnerabilities, error codes. Hackers can exploit software
- Microsoft has just patched a critical security hole in Windows 10 discovered in 2018

In Patch Tuesday released August 2020, Microsoft patched a vulnerability that allowed hackers to turn MSI files into Java files that could spread malicious code on Windows 10. And
- Google Chrome has a serious zero-day error, and hackers can execute malicious code at its fullest

This vulnerability allows hackers to bypass the Content Security Policy (CSP) rules that were released in Chrome 73. Luckily, Google has a patch for this vulnerability now.
- Wsreset tool of Windows 10 Store was used by hackers to bypass anti-virus software

Wsreset.exe is a legitimate debugging tool used by many users to identify problems and reinstall caching in the Windows Store.
- The Joker malware once again bypassed Google's security, spreading strongly on the Play Store

The Joker malware has been around since 2017, but Google has so far struggled to detect and stop it.
- The 'gang' behind the Sodinokibi malware began auctioning celebrity data on the dark web

Sodinokibi is one of the most active ransomware strains in the internet today.
- Hackers can modify Safari on macOS to steal user data

Apple was notified of this security flaw six months ago but has not yet patched it.
- Microsoft silently updated Windows 10 to patch 2 serious security holes

According to Microsoft, the two newly patched security holes affect hundreds of millions of regular Windows 10 users and even Windows 10 Server.
- Hide malicious code in Windows logs file to attack computers, new ways of attack by hackers

Hackers are constantly inventing new ways to attack corporate and user computer systems.
- Google Alert is being used to spread malicious code

By using fake data leak notifications, hackers have taken advantage of Google Alert itself to spread malware and other phishing campaigns.
- Warning: DDoS attacks are becoming more dangerous both in scale and complexity

Although DDoS is a new form of attack, it is always considered as a leading threat to organizations and businesses worldwide.
- Detect a critical flaw in VMware Cloud Director, which could pave the way for hackers to take control of enterprise servers

The newly discovered vulnerability in VMware's Cloud Director platform has the ability to allow attackers to access sensitive information and even control private clouds throughout