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Nasty new malware will seize control of your social media accounts - Vimarsana News

Nasty new malware will seize control of your social media accounts

New malware could be infecting more than 5,000 devices, experts warn.

Nasty new malware will seize control of your social media accounts - Vimarsana News

Nasty new malware will seize control of your social media accounts

New malware could be infecting more than 5,000 devices, experts warn.

Nasty new malware will seize control of your social media accounts - Vimarsana News

Nasty new malware will seize control of your social media accounts

New malware could be infecting more than 5,000 devices, experts warn.

Aussies hit with 'sextortion' scam demanding Bitcoin to stop release of pornographic videos - Vimarsana News

Aussies hit with 'sextortion' scam demanding Bitcoin to stop release of pornographic videos

Aussies hit with 'sextortion' scam demanding Bitcoin to stop release of pornographic videos Australians are urged to ignore emails that claim to possess nude images or videos of them as tech watchdogs intercept a spike in "sextortion" scams. The emails are sent from an unknown address, and claim to be in possession of pornographic materials gained from taking control over the recipient's webcam. To stop the release of the material, the scammers demand payment of Bitcoins into a digital wallet provided in the email. READ MORE: A copy of the sextortion email being sent to vulnerable Australians...

Australian corporations hit by massive Microsoft Server hack - Vimarsana News

Australian corporations hit by massive Microsoft Server hack

Australian corporations hit by massive Microsoft Server hack Australia's cyber security watchdog has urgently warned Aussie corporations using Microsoft Exchange products to urgently patch their software after it was compromised by hackers. Microsoft Exchange Server holds millions of corporate emails, calendars and rostering products and if hacked entire email inboxes could be wiped as well as stolen. The Australian Signals Directorate's Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) today confirmed Australian organisations – thought to be over 7000 servers locally - had been affected by the ha...