iTWire - Attackers use old Windows ColdFusion server to spread Cring ransomware
Old sometimes is not gold, especially when it comes to ancient versions of ColdFusion running on versions of Windows that have reached their end-of-li...
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Old sometimes is not gold, especially when it comes to ancient versions of ColdFusion running on versions of Windows that have reached their end-of-li...
Microsoft this week described how to use PowerShell to better manage Windows 10 updates when using the Windows Update for Business' new Deployment Service addition.
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Global security vendor Sophos claims to have discovered a new strain of Windows ransomware which is the final executable payload in a manual attack wh...
By Eduard Kovacs on May 31, 2021 A new piece of ransomware named Epsilon Red has been used to target at least one organization in the United States, and its operators have apparently already made a significant profit. Cybersecurity firm Sophos reported last week that Epsilon Red operators have been spotted targeting a US-based company in the hospitality sector. The cryptocurrency address provided by the cybercriminals shows a bitcoin transaction for an amount worth roughly $210,000, which seems to indicate that at least one victim has agreed to pay the ransom demanded by the cybercriminals. ...