Security and spyware news

Microsoft discloses new flaw: admins advised to disable Print Spooler service. More

In the wake of DarkSide and REvil shutdown, IT giant attacked and threatened with data leak. More

Nearly 1 million credit cards were released in an effort to promote carding market. More

New malware campaign targets Facebook users on mobile. Zimperium’s zLabs mobile threat research team released a report about a new Trojan virus called "FlyTrap" operating since March 2021 with over 10,000 victims across 144 countries spreading by social media hijacking and third-party app stores. More

Australian government warns organizations about increased LockBit ransomware attacks. More

Improving user security without affecting performance. Microsoft Edge is an internet browser that replaced Internet Explorer, which ran slower and had other issues. More

Cyber attacks have tripled since last year. A report published in Accenture's Cyber Investigations, Forensics & Response mid-year update brings a worrying message - cybercrime activity has jumped 125% globally in the first half of 2021. More

Windows 10 makes blocking potentially unwanted programs a default setting. More

A clever phishing campaign spotted by Microsoft security researchers. More

Zoom's exponential growth during the pandemic brings light to never ending data privacy issues. More

The United States of America warns rogue nations who support and sponsor cybercriminals. More

Google announced a new site for bug hunters. As Google with great joy celebrated the 10th anniversary of its Vulnerability Rewards Program , the well-known tech company announced a new bug bounty platform for vulnerability hunters. More

New World gamers face problems with burning graphics cards. More

The plug is finally getting pulled by Microsoft 365. The era has come to an end as Microsoft is kindly reminding customers that Microsoft 365 apps and all services will stop supporting the Internet Explorer 11 web browser on August 17, 2021. More

People rush to try the new Windows 11 - resort to insecure sources, Kaspersky says. More