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BlackCat/ALPHV Ransomware Site Seized in International Takedown Effort - Vimarsana News

BlackCat/ALPHV Ransomware Site Seized in International Takedown Effort

The ransomware group, which has distributed ransomware to more than 1,000 victims, reportedly recovered control of its website on Tuesday. Learn how to defend against ransomware.

Mobile Security Firm Zimperium Analyzes 10 Banking Trojans on Android: Here's How to Stay Safe - Vimarsana News

Mobile Security Firm Zimperium Analyzes 10 Banking Trojans on Android: Here's How to Stay Safe

Banking trojans are a nuisance to the Android platform and many people often fall victim to this family of malware. However, there's a proper way to end your 2023 without letting them enter your device.

Microsoft rolls out the December 2023 security patch for Windows - Vimarsana News

Microsoft rolls out the December 2023 security patch for Windows

Microsoft is rolling out the last security patch of the year. The December 2023 security update for Windows fixes 34 flaws and one zero-day. - SamMobile

Android Warning—1Password, DashLane, LastPass And Others Can Leak Passwords - Vimarsana News

Android Warning—1Password, DashLane, LastPass And Others Can Leak Passwords

Six of the most popular password managers have been called out by security researchers who uncovered a major vulnerability that impacts the Android autofill function.

Source: forbes.com
Hackers: IIIT-Hyderabad researchers show how hackers can steal account details via Android password managers, Google responds - Vimarsana News

Hackers: IIIT-Hyderabad researchers show how hackers can steal account details via Android password managers, Google responds

Researchers from IIIT at Hyderabad presented at Black Hat Europe security conference, revealing that most Android password managers are vulnerable to