Backdoor malware is being spread through fake security certificate alerts
Victims of this new technique are invited to install a malicious “security certificate update” when they visit compromised websites.
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Chinese hackers use decade-old Bisonal Trojan in cyberespionage campaigns
Posted by Auto Poster | Mar 5, 2020 | Malware |
The RAT’s core functions remain the same but it is unusual that the malware has been rehashed over so many years.
Read MoreOver 600 Microsoft Subdomains Can Be Hijacked: Researchers
Posted by Auto Poster | Mar 5, 2020 | Microsoft |
Over 600 Microsoft Subdomains Can Be Hijacked: Researchers Go to Source There are more than 600 legitimate Microsoft subdomains that can be hijacked and abused for phishing, malware delivery and scams, researchers warned this...
Read MoreCisco Patches Remote Code Execution Flaws in Webex Player
Posted by Auto Poster | Mar 4, 2020 | Cisco |
Cisco has released patches to address more than a dozen vulnerabilities across various products, including two code execution bugs in Webex Player that could be exploited remotely. read more
Read MoreDownload this update from mybrowser.microsoft.com. Oh, sorry, that was malware on a hijacked sub-domain. Oops
Posted by Auto Poster | Mar 4, 2020 | Malware |
Lax DNS leaves door wide open for miscreants to impersonate Windows giant on its own websites If you saw a link to mybrowser.microsoft.com, would you have trusted it? Downloaded and installed an Edge update from it? How about...
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