Collaborate Disseminate
The hosting company of a client has shut down their Windows server twice in the past week because the server seems to be sending out massive amounts of outbound encrypted UDP DNS traffic.
I have now configured the firewall to block any in… Continue reading Server is sending large amounts of encrypted UDP traffic
Less than an hour after the crooks registered their scamming domain, the phishing attack was under way. Continue reading Fresh phish! Stripe scam baked and delivered in under an hour
A person could spam his friends with unwanted links to download the Outlook app. All he had to do…
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What a difference one tiny little character can make to a phone number. Continue reading How one man could have flooded your phone with Microsoft spam
Facebook, like other platforms, has seen fake news, mass-buying of face masks, and misinformation about bleach being a cure for COVID-19. Continue reading Facebook bans coronavirus ‘miracle cure’ ads
Two vulnerabilities that were reported and patched in 2017 were used in nearly 90 percent of malspam messages in 2019. Why would threat actors use these old, well-known exploits in their attacks?
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These apps plunk ads in front of us when we’re trying to do something else, often leading to inadvertent ad clicks and much cursing. Continue reading Google purges 600 Android apps for “disruptive” pop-up ads
A sharp increase (57%) in high-risk vulnerabilities drove the threat index score up 8% from December 2019 to January 2020, according to the Imperva Cyber Threat Index. Following the release of Oracle’s Critical Patch Update – which included 19 My… Continue reading High-risk vulnerabilities and public cloud-based attacks on the rise
As hackers’ methods become more sophisticated, the scale of email security breaches and the frequency at which they occur grow greater with each passing year. In 2019 alone, an estimated 2 billion unique email addresses, accompanied by over 21 mi… Continue reading Top Email Security Threats of 2020 – How To Stop Them
Bitdefender this week has detected a new phishing campaign targeting iPhone owners with a range of scams aiming to defraud unsuspecting victims. First things first. If you receive the email pictured below, steer clear! Don’t open if it’s ma… Continue reading New Phishing Scam Lures iPhone Owners with Romantic Chat, Gambling, ‘Free’ VPN