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Hundreds of Windows computers in Ukraine have been infected with a new data-wiper malware named HermeticWiper, just as Russia launches invasion of Ukraine.

Hamas-linked cyberspy group Molerats started using new malware in attacks on Middle Eastern governments after their operations were exposed last summer.

Verizon 5G, alongside AT&T 5G, was just turned on--albeit on a limited coverage capacity amidst warnings from the FAA.

According to the latest reports, Linux malware has seen a dramatic 35 percent increase in its attacks this past 2021. Interestingly, three major threats make up most of this Linux malware attacks.

Cybersecurity researchers discovered some security bugs flocking the third-party web applications. The URL-parsing vulnerabilities could generate DoS attacks and remote code executions, according to them.

AT&T's networking devices are currently targeted by a new malware called EwDoor. Thousands of U.S. customers are affected.

A data security breach at leading web hosting company, GoDaddy, has placed over a million WordPress users at risk.

To protect your data from theft and damage, it’s very important to have some kind of cybersecurity strategy. Without it, you are an easy target for potential cyberattacks, which are getting more aggressive and advanced day by day. Cybercriminals use a variety of techniques to set up a cyberattack that can range from installing spyware on a computer system to an attempt to damage a country’s infrastructure. With a hackers attack every 39 seconds, it is estimated that by the end of 2021 the co...

Possibly harmful vulnerabilities were discovered on a WordPress plugin that could affect more than 90,000 websites, security firm Wordfence revealed.

Microsoft Alerts on New RAT Loader Malware May 14, 2021 11:28 GMT   ·  Comment      Snip3 Malware Microsoft emitted an alert regarding a Remote Access Tool (RAT) dubbed RevengeRAT. The malware has been used to send out spear-phishing emails targeting aerospace and travel industries.  RevengeRAT, also known as AsyncRAT, is distributed by carefully crafted email messages that instruct recipients to open a file that looks like an Adobe PDF attachment but actually installs a malicio...