Linas Kiguolis
Linas the founder of 2-Spyware is one of News Editors and also the Social Media Manager of 2spyware project. He is an Applied Computer Science professional whose expertise in cyber security is a valuable addition to the team. While studying for his degree, he was eager to join his brother the founder of 2-Spyware, the founder and mastermind of 2-spyware, on his quest of developing the project. Today, he is already one of the leading members of the team members. He also works hand-in-hand with other professional malware researchers, aiming to create a user-friendly space for people to learn about malware and dangers it poses. Linas also contributes to the research of the best malware removal strategies and is always willing to help everyone in need of a qualified security advice. In addition to the mentioned occupations, Linas is also interested in robotics and enjoys teaching the young generation how to breathe life into a bunch of microchips and wires. Looking from a more down-to-earth perspective, Linas is a real social media guru who interacts with users on a daily basis and uses his social platforms to inform people on the most relevant technology and InfoSec related news.

Carbanak Leader Arrested in Spain: 2026 Update
The Carbanak and Cobalt leader was arrested in Alicante in 2018. We found no public trial result for him, but other gang members were jailed.SecurityLinas Kiguolis ·
Does NotPetya Delete Shadow Copies? 2026 Answer
NotPetya clears event logs and the USN journal and encrypts the MFT; the shadow copy deletion was reported for FakeCry. What it means for defenders in 2026.SecurityLinas Kiguolis ·
NotPetya in 2026: UK Attribution, M.E.Doc and Losses
The UK said in 2018 that the Russian military was behind NotPetya, spread through M.E.Doc. The 2026 status, Saint-Gobain's losses, charges and lessons.SecurityLinas Kiguolis ·
Tinder Spy Apps and the Swipe Flaw: 2026 Safety Update
Tinder fixed the 2018 swipe spying flaw by encrypting photos. In 2026 the risk is Tinder spy apps and profile search tools. What is real and what to do.SecurityLinas Kiguolis ·
Best Free Data Recovery Software in 2026: What Still Works
Free data recovery in 2026: Recuva Free, Windows File Recovery and PhotoRec still work. What changed since 2018, Windows XP limits, risks and safe steps.Anti-spyware softwareLinas Kiguolis ·
How to Reset Mozilla Firefox to Default in 2026
To reset Firefox in 2026, open the Troubleshooting Information page and click Refresh Firefox. What it removes, what it keeps, and other fixes.NewsLinas Kiguolis ·
The Fappening in 2026: Leak Sites, Risks and Photo Safety
The Fappening leak sites still draw searches in 2026. Why fappening login pages are risky, what the law says now, and how to protect private photos.SecurityLinas Kiguolis ·
The Nasty List on Instagram: 2026 Scam Guide and Fixes
The Nasty List is an Instagram phishing scam: a DM says you are on a list, the link steals your login. How it works in 2026 and how to recover your account.Spam and phishingLinas Kiguolis ·
MEGA Chrome Extension Hack: Is MEGA Safe in 2026?
In 2018 a hacked MEGA Chrome extension, version 3.39.4, stole passwords and crypto keys. What happened, what changed by 2026 and how to check extensions.SecurityLinas Kiguolis ·
Chili's Data Breach: Brinker Hack and Lawsuit in 2026
The 2018 Chili's data breach hit cards used in March and April 2018. What Brinker said, how the class action ended up in court, and how to spot phishing.SecurityLinas Kiguolis ·
Can a Windows EXE Virus Infect a Mac? 2026 Update
A Windows .exe cannot run on a Mac by itself, but a 2019 campaign bundled Mono to run one and drop a stealer. What changed by 2026 and how to protect a Mac.Viruses and parasitesLinas Kiguolis ·