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Microsoft discovers destructive malware in Ukrainian government networks - Vimarsana News

Microsoft discovers destructive malware in Ukrainian government networks

Ultimate aim may be to wipe out data at the time of the attacker's choosing, the company warns

Mac Trojan Malware Can Hack Your Apple Device, Run Ads and Steal Info: 8 Ways to Prevent, Remove WizardUpdate - Vimarsana News

Mac Trojan Malware Can Hack Your Apple Device, Run Ads and Steal Info: 8 Ways to Prevent, Remove WizardUpdate

A newly discovered Mac Trojan malware can run ads and steal data from the Apple device no matter how safe it is. The said malware is called the WizardUpdate. Although it was already in existence for some time now, it has been upgraded to pose more danger.

Cyber Security Awareness Month: School districts, colleges are huge targets for ransomware attacks - Vimarsana News

Cyber Security Awareness Month: School districts, colleges are huge targets for ransomware attacks

October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, and it's one of the most important things for all at home, work, and inside schools.

Source: wxyz.com
Morse code helps cybercriminals evade detection - Vimarsana News

Morse code helps cybercriminals evade detection

Microsoft spent a year tracking a phishing campaign that changed obfuscation and encryption mechanisms every 37 days on average.

Use a PC? This new Microsoft phishing scam is mighty convincing - Vimarsana News

Use a PC? This new Microsoft phishing scam is mighty convincing

Use a PC? This new Microsoft phishing scam is mighty convincing By Charlie Fripp, Komando.com Over the last few years, we have seen several phishing and cyberattacks that seemed ingenious. From masking their appearance to hiding in plain sight, criminals will always develop malware to be as untraceable as possible. But sometimes a virus or malicious code comes along that has security experts scratching their heads. Often it is not the complexity of the malware, but how cunning they can be. Sometimes you can only marvel at the coding. Such cunning malware has now made its way into Microsof...