Gizmodo
JUNE 25, 2021
Someone is using cracked copies of top video game titles to install crypto-mining malware on PCs belonging to hundreds of thousands of unsuspecting victims—a ploy that’s netted the criminals a hefty $2 million so far. Read more.
SecureWorld News
APRIL 21, 2023
To our knowledge, this is the first public mention of this major North Korea-aligned threat actor using Linux malware as part of this operation." Most campaigns the general public are exposed to are 'wide net,' low-confidence and low-click rate cyberattacks. Don’t make risky clicks, patch your systems and use a password manager.
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CTOvision
OCTOBER 5, 2015
As part of Verisign, iDefense is also part of the team that has helped keep the.COM,NET,EDU and.GOV DNS infrastructure secure and 100 percent available. Now information from the most comprehensive database of threat intelligence (technical and human intelligence on actors, malware, exploits, targets, vulnerabilities, etc.)
CTOvision
JUNE 18, 2015
Many in the technology community know Verisign for their domain name registration heritage and their operation of the.com,net,edu and.gov top level domains. With this post we are initiating coverage of Verisign. Verisign has successfully operated the.com DNS infrastructure for almost 18 years without an outage.
SecureWorld News
JANUARY 26, 2021
They've used these Twitter profiles for posting links to their blog, posting videos of their claimed exploits and for amplifying and retweeting posts from other accounts that they control. In the video, they purported to show a successful working exploit that spawns a cmd.exe shell, but a careful review of the video shows the exploit is fake.
CTOvision
JUNE 28, 2016
Every time you rent a video or write a review, Netflix turns your actions into recommendations—what movie should you watch next. Now Dr. Wang works with Neural Nets and Deep Learning to take a “bite out of crime” She emphasizes that machines are not replacing analysts. What if machines could detect malware early in the kill chain?
The Verge
JANUARY 21, 2022
Ransomware — malware that prevents you from accessing your files unless you pay the hacker that infected your computer — has been an issue plaguing computer users and businesses for years. The first consists of malware scans, which are on by default, and which you can learn more about here. Illustration by Maria Chimishkyan.
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