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| We look at an exploit used to invade gaming sessions of Dark Souls, leading to PvP servers being taken offline.
Categories: Hacking Tags: dark soulselden ringexploitgaminghackvideogame |
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Cybersecurity researchers on Tuesday took the wraps off a multi-stage espionage campaign targeting high-ranking government officials overseeing national security policy and individuals in the defense industry in Western Asia.
The attack is unique as i…
Programming frameworks have gained popularity due to their ability to make software development easier than using the underlying language alone. However, when developers don’t fully understand how framework functionality can be abused by a…
A previously undocumented cyber-espionage malware aimed at Apple’s macOS operating system leveraged a Safari web browser exploit as part of a watering hole attack targeting politically active, pro-democracy individuals in Hong Kong.
Slovak cybersecuri…
The cybercrime operators behind the notorious TrickBot malware have once again upped the ante by fine-tuning its techniques by adding multiple layers of defense to slip past antimalware products.
“As part of that escalation, malware injections have be…
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| Microsoft says that all Excel 4.0 (XLM) macros will now be disabled by default.
Categories: Reports Tags: excelmacrosmicrosoftVBAxlm |
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FACT is a tool to collect, process and visualise forensic data from clusters of machines running in the cloud or on-premise. Deployment For a basic single-node deployment, we recommend using Docker and Docker Compose. First, read docker-compose….
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Categories: A week in security Tags: chromecisaencryptiongift card scamsiOSiPadOSJess DodsonmacnintendoOpen SubtitlesPowerdirransomwarered crossrevilSMS fraudUniCCvpnlab.net |
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Type: InfographicsThe Business Impact of Cybersecurity in 2022Experts predict how cybersecurity will operate as a collective—human and otherwise—of resources for your organization.Find out the top cybersecurity initiatives that will take ce…
The Android malware tracked as BRATA has been updated with new features that grants it the ability to record keystrokes, track device locations, and even perform a factory reset in an apparent bid to cover up fraudulent wire transfers.
The latest vari…
