Security forces around the globe have reportedly been successful in taking down a network of what is described as the ‘world’s most dangerous malware – Emotet’ which has been causing severe cyberattacks. The malware named Emotet had apparently gained unauthorized…
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DanaBot trojan back after staying under the radar for months
A new version of the infamous DanaBot trojan has been discovered by researchers and it seems to be raising serious concerns. Observing the pattern of DanaBot’s previous campaigns, researchers are warning that the fourth variant of the trojan is under…
Software bug in British PNC system deletes 15,000 arrest records
In a rather shocking revelation of events, it has come to the attention that a major software bug in the British Police National Computer (PNC) system has caused the deletion of 15,000 personal records from arrests in the UK. As…
Microsoft shares details regarding the infamous SolarWinds attack
On the 20th of January, in a recent report from Microsoft, details regarding the SolarWinds supply-chain attack were shared. The report came as a result of their progressing investigation on the subject. It was shared by the security professionals at…
Application bugs crawling in several video calling apps
By now, all of us become well informed of the benefits of the multiple video calling apps. With the ever-increasing integration of these handy and useful apps by individuals as well as all types of organizations, we are bound to…
New bug in Google: whilst using the custom date range, the tab freezes
A bug in Google Search is making a program tab freeze while looking between a predefined scope of dates. Google has an inquiry or searches feature under the Tools > Any Time drop-down menu that permits you to look for…
Wary the (skills) gap: The pool of Cybersecurity needs to expand to benefit from opportunities of Quantum computing
Specialists at the CES 2021 gathering pressure significance of security training, The “second age” registering of quantum computing is ready to carry an abundance of new occasions to the cybersecurity industry – yet to exploit these advantages, the gap of…
Hacker group publishes 1.9 Million users’ data stolen from photo editing app Pixlr
As the use of photo editing and enhancing software has increased, so has the influx of tons of free photo editing apps. Both, professional as well as individual users are found to be taking advantage of these easy to access…
Windows 10 Finger command exploited through phishing for malware download
Hackers are utilizing the typically innocuous Windows 10 Finger command to download and install vindictive indirect access on casualties’ gadgets. The ‘Finger’ command is a feature that began in Linux/Unix operating systems that permits a nearby or local client to…
New Malware “Raindrop” Exposed in SolarWinds Hack
Another malware named the “Raindrop” has been discovered by Symantec Threat Intelligence in the Solarwinds hack of the supply chain. The Raindrop loader was allegedly used to deliver a legitimate penetration testing tool called Cobalt Strike. Following Teardrop, Sunspot, and…