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After Emotet takedown, Trickbot roars up threat charts Malicious actors are turning to new tricks as Emotet fades away Share this item with your network: By Published: 11 Mar 2021 11:10 The end of the Emotet botnet has shaken up the cyber criminal underground, with malicious actors turning to other means to distribute malware and ransomware, according to Check Point’s latest monthly threat charts. In the past few weeks, the firm reported in its February Global Threat Index, many groups have turned to Trickbot – the fourth most prevalent malware of 2020, impacting 8% of global organi...

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Author(s): Bruce Byfield Git makes version control as simple as possible. To manage your Git branches successfully, you need to learn the ins and outs of git branch and git merge. In a previous issue of Linux Magazine[1], I outlined how to set up a Git Repository (Table 1). Once a repo is set up, you are ready to use Git [2] for version control. Version control in Git is about managing and creating branches (collections of files that are variations of each other). By making a branch, you can edit files without altering the original. Later, if you choose, you can merge branches to...