Category: Articles
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Microsoft claims Cloud PCs cannot be benchmarked
Microsoft is saying that there are simply too many variables to Cloud PCs. Microsoft has explained why benchmarking cloud PCs is an extremely difficult procedure that, in many cases, is just not possible. In a recent blog post, Senior Product Manager for Microsoft Windows 365 Cloud PC and Azure Virtual Desktop, detailed why it’s virtually…
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Google Play Store will allow users to delete their account
The new Google Play Store data deletion policy is giving more authority to users. It mandates that Android developers should give customers an online choice to erase their profiles. Moreover, in-app data has been made public by Google Workspace parent company. Beginning in early 2024, the new policy will give Google Play users greater…
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Rorschach ransomware so far has the quickest encryption
Malware experts identified Rorschach as a new ransomware outbreak with “technically unique features” after a cyberattack on a U.S.-based business. According to the cybersecurity website, researchers noticed one of the skills is encryption speed. This would make Rorschach the fastest ransomware threat currently. The researchers reported that the hackers used a flaw in a threat monitoring…
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Phishing assaults are experiencing a significant increase
Researchers report a 5x increase in phishing email attacks year over year. Due to the explosive growth in phishing and other email-borne hacks over the past year, experts have advised small and medium-sized companies to be especially cautious of them. According to a study that examined information from 35 million global participants, since 2022 phishing…
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The Evolution of IcedID: From Banking Fraud to malware Delivery
New versions of IcedID no longer possess the capability for unusual online banking fraud. It concentrates on spreading more malware on compromised systems. According to the cybersecurity website, since late last year, three different hackers have used these new variants in seven operations. Moreover, all these operations have as their primary objective; the distribution of…
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Microsoft is stepping up its efforts to prevent hazardous emails
Microsoft is launching a new Exchange Online security feature. Moreover, it is likely that after 90 days of administrators being notified to secure them, any emails sent from “persistently vulnerable exchange servers” will be throttled and eventually stopped. These Exchange servers are found in on-premises or hybrid settings. They are either running out-of-date software or…
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ChatGPT: Hackers are using to trick people into installing malware
Campaigns pushing bogus ChatGPT software are duping people all over the world. Cybersecurity website experts have cautioned that hackers are attempting to use the huge popularity of ChatGPT to spread malware. An intricate plan involving hijacked Facebook profiles, groups, and pages, malicious Facebook advertising, and phony ChatGPT software has been outlined in a report by…
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Cybersecurity Maturity Report demonstrates organizational unpreparedness for cyberattacks
The new Cybersecurity Maturity Report reveals cyberattacks surged by 38% in 2022 alone, resulting in significant company loss, including financial and brand damage. Meanwhile, corporate security expenses have grown dramatically as a result of the increasing sophistication of assaults and the proliferation of cybersecurity solutions on the market. How equipped are companies and countries to…
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Hackers use Google Chrome extensions to access your Gmail
Kimsuky used Google Chrome extensions to steal the target’s Gmail emails. Kimsuky also known as Thallium, Velvet Chollima is a North Korean threat organization. It conducts cyber-espionage against diplomats, journalists, government agencies, university academics, and politicians through spear phishing. Initially targeting South Korean targets, the threat actors gradually expanded their operations to the United States…
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Google cautions consumers of Android device remote issues
Google’s security research site warns of a troubling group of vulnerabilities disclosed in Samsung semiconductors powering dozens of Android devices. The vulnerability could be exploited within a short period, according to Google. Google Project Zero in-house security researchers reported 18 zero-day vulnerabilities in Samsung Exynos modems over the last few months. These include four…