Month: January 2019

In response to the demand for risk and payment solutions for digital commerce, new fraud prevention solutions are available starting today; the new fraud prevention provides to their customers more choices that can be implemented in costume ways that meet their customers’ needs. This new fraud prevention technology leverages a[…]

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Cryptomining malware is nothing more than tools for illegally mining Monero and other cryptocurrencies. Companies appear to be the most affected entities by this type of malware and they will remain like this if no new threat data appears. Miners are the thirteenth month in a row in the first[…]

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For those who don’t know SmokeLoader is a second-stage downloader known that first hit the cyberspace on 2011. Since 2011 it had just an ascending rate and now that rate made it reach ninth place in the most wanted malware index’s top 10. It had been used to hit hard[…]

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Be aware! A decades-old flaw which is present in the design of the Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) tools can be exploited by malicious servers to alter victims’ files. Cybersecurity researchers have discovered that five old CVE vulnerabilities can still be abused by malicious servers to overwrite arbitrary files on a[…]

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Terrible news for today! Bridgeport Public Schools, from K-12 district in Connecticut that is about 40 miles northeast of the Bronx, got encrypted by ransomware. The devastating cyber attack originated from a virus delivered by a malicious hacker. At first, it has encrypted all the district data and then demanded[…]

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