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Stay safe online - 2024-04-19
Crypt0L0cker is back picking Italy as its primary target
Crypt0L0cker had been actively carrying out attacks on Australian and European users from 2013 through 2015.More
Cybercriminals now use Dropbox links to spread ransomware via phishing emails
The number of ransomware attacks is growing, and while malware analysts concentrate on such dangerous viruses like Cerber, Locky or Spora, developers of less pronounced ransomware viruses get a chance to improve their projects silently.More
Manage your taxes safely: cyber security experts suggest how to avoid identity theft
Tax season leaves nobody indifferent. Some are looking forward to getting that extra reward for the years hard work, while others sigh with discontent even thinking about having to waste their whole evening filling boring forms.More
Social engineering. What is it and how to prevent it?
It is no secret that the humans are dependent on technology nowadays, which has advantages and disadvantages.More
Google bans sending JavaScript files via Gmail
Through the years, JavaScript has enabled legitimate web developers and software designers to improve their products and provide people with an enhanced usage experience .More
Simulated LogicLocker ransomware attack points out insecure industrial systems
Cyber criminals have already proved that ransomware is a threat not only to home computer users.More
Security experts publish a list exposing over 2000 phishing domains
Have you ever thought about how much safer the web browsing would be, if there was a database that would include all the malicious domains and anyone would be able to consult it when needed?More
Trojan.Mirai.1 leverages Windows to force IoT devices into Mirai botnet bondage
Mirai is the most infamous Linux virus, which was first spotted in 2016.More
Spora ransomware surprises with an excellent support service
Newly discovered Spora ransomware still is a hot discussion topic in the online community.More
Cerber remains the No. 1 ransomware in the world
There is no denying that 2016 has been a year of ransomware, but it was an especially successful time for one particular parasite -- the Cerber virus.More
8 years worth of police data taken hostage by Osiris ransomware
Within the last couple of years, an increasing number of law enforcement organizations around the world have been joining forces with cyber security experts in hopes of making the web environment more secure.More
Good news for ransomware victims: HiddenTear, Jigsaw, Stampado and Philadelphia are decryptable
The online community was threatened by approximately 200 new ransomware viruses last year.More
Malware experts report the revival of Paypal phishing campaign
Paypal is one of today’s most popular online payment platforms which gathers 32 million registered users, has 100 available currencies and processes approximately 5 billion payments a year.More
Own a Netgear router? Update its firmware now!
Recently, US-CERT released an announcement about a bug in Netgear’s R7000 and R6400 routers, which allowed attackers to inject commands.More
Gmail will block JavaScript attachments from February
Earlier this month Gmail users were warned about huge phishing attack which was aimed to steal usernames and passwords.More
