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Google Agrees to Pay $39.9 Million to Washington State for Alleged Location Tracking Deception - Vimarsana News

Google Agrees to Pay $39.9 Million to Washington State for Alleged Location Tracking Deception

Google has agreed to pay $39.9 million to the state of Washington to settle a lawsuit accusing the company of deceptive location tracking practices.

Millions of Android smartphones come pre-loaded with this malware - Vimarsana News

Millions of Android smartphones come pre-loaded with this malware

Millions of Android smartphones come pre-loaded with this malware. Here's how to protect your Android device from malware.

Squid Game App Laced with 'Joker' Malware | Cybersecurity Researcher Warns Users of Access to Hackers - Vimarsana News

Squid Game App Laced with 'Joker' Malware | Cybersecurity Researcher Warns Users of Access to Hackers

The Squid Game app was found to be laced with the Joker malware. Cybersecurity researchers are warning users of potential threats. Learn more.

FBI Agents Secretly Deleted Web Shells From Hacked Microsoft Exchange Servers - Vimarsana News

FBI Agents Secretly Deleted Web Shells From Hacked Microsoft Exchange Servers

By Mike Lennon on April 14, 2021 FBI agents executed a court-authorized cyber operation to delete malicious web shells from hundreds of previously hacked Microsoft Exchange servers in the United States, unbeknownst to their owners, the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) said Tuesday. After a wave of major in-the-wild zero-day attacks against Exchange Server installations that occurred globally in January, savvy organizations scrambled to lock down vulnerable Microsoft email servers and remove web shells that were installed by attackers.  In early attacks observed by Microsoft, attackers were ...