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Hackers who unleashed DDoS attacks (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks on a state-level voter registration and voter information website in the US used a technique called Pseudo Random Subdomain Attack (PRSD,) which is a form of attack that uses DN… Continue reading FBI Outlines Technique Behind DDoS Attacks on US Voter Registration Website
Any organization with an online footprint is always exposed to DDoS (distributed denial-of-service) attacks, and new data from Imperva shows no industry has more to fear than Games and Gambling.
The post Gaming Became Industry Most Affected by DDo… Continue reading Gaming Became Industry Most Affected by DDoS Attacks in 2019
YouTube says it is making changes to its platform in advance of the 2020 United States elections in an effort to curb the spread of false information about candidates or the election process. Checking content uploaded to YouTube for such a specific pur… Continue reading YouTube Takes New Measures to Combat Disinformation Ahead of US Elections
YouTube says it is making changes to its platform in advance of the 2020 United States elections in an effort to curb the spread of false information about candidates or the election process. Checking content uploaded to YouTube for such a specific pur… Continue reading YouTube Takes New Measures to Combat Disinformation Ahead of US Elections
Attackers likely sponsored by a nation state used an extensive network of Twitter accounts to match phone numbers to usernames by abusing an existing API and going well beyond its intended use, the social network has said. A Twitter feature allows new … Continue reading Twitter Discovers Attackers Trying to Match Usernames and Phone Numbers
Emotet operators are looking to pray on people’s fears to spread malware through malicious emails. In this case, they are using the real health crisis of the coronavirus outbreak in China. Using people’s fears to spread malware is not new, … Continue reading Emotet Operators Are Using Wuhan Virus Info to Spread Malware
Emotet operators are looking to pray on people’s fears to spread malware through malicious emails. In this case, they are using the real health crisis of the coronavirus outbreak in China. Using people’s fears to spread malware is not new, … Continue reading Emotet Operators Are Using Wuhan Virus Info to Spread Malware
Dark web marketplace moderator Bryan Connor Herrell pleaded guilty in the United States to conspiring to engage in a racketeer-influenced corrupt organization. While the infamous Silk Road made a lot more headlines, another dark web market place had ma… Continue reading AlphaBay Dark Web Market Moderator Faces up to 20 Years in Prison
It turns out that the final day of Windows 7 was not actually the last, as Microsoft messed up an update. Now, a new patch is required to fix a problem introduced by mistake. The official end of life for Windows was January 14, 2020. Microsoft said tha… Continue reading Windows 7 Gets New Final Update to Fix the Previous Final Update
From humble beginnings of protecting traditional PCs, endpoint security has evolved to protect complex systems in large organizations, safeguarding diverse environments including business-issued hardware, bring-your-own-device (BYOD) programs, and… Continue reading The Future of Endpoint Security and Other Cyber Controls