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Debt Collection Agency FBCS Suffers Data Breach Affecting 1.9 Million People - Vimarsana News

Debt Collection Agency FBCS Suffers Data Breach Affecting 1.9 Million People

The nationally licensed debt collection agency FBCS suffered a data breach incident that affected 1.9 million people.

FBI Takes Down Leads to Ransomware Gang Issuing More Threats - Vimarsana News

FBI Takes Down Leads to Ransomware Gang Issuing More Threats

Ransomware gang issues more threats after FBI helps 500 ransomware victims. Ransomware gang 'ALPHV' or 'Blackcat' has reportedly issued more threats, implying to attack critical US infrastructures, days after the FBI confirmed it took down the cyber gang's website and recovered the files of roughly 500 victims through a decryption tool, The Verge reports.

Meta Exposes China's Aggressive Use of Fake Accounts to Sway US Opinion - Vimarsana News

Meta Exposes China's Aggressive Use of Fake Accounts to Sway US Opinion

Meta's report exposes China's multiple deceptive campaigns to manipulate US opinion, removing networks and outlining cyber threats, despite minimal impact on sentiment.

Protect Yourself: Best Antivirus Tools of 2023 You Need to Use Right Now - Vimarsana News

Protect Yourself: Best Antivirus Tools of 2023 You Need to Use Right Now

Your PC, smartphone, or any device is at risk of getting hacked if you don't have reliable antivirus software. This tool will help you mitigate possible scenarios.

North Korean Hackers Behind macOS Malware Dodging Security Detection in New Campaign - Vimarsana News

North Korean Hackers Behind macOS Malware Dodging Security Detection in New Campaign

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered that the latest macOS malware strains are connected to the RustBucket campaign which is under operation by a group of North Korean hackers.