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Saint Bot – A New Malware Downloader Spotted

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Security experts from Malwarebytes discovered a new malware strain used in phishing attacks to install credential stealers and additional malware payloads. Tracked as Saint...

Malvertising Mayhem: Here’s Everything You Need to Know

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Cybercriminals often create innovative malware variants and malicious campaigns to steal users’ identities or private information. In most malware-related attacks, threat actors deploy malware...

What is DDoS and How Can I Better Defend My Business...

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DDoS attacks are attempts to flood your network resources and disrupt the normal flow of traffic. Think of it as a sudden traffic jam...

API Risks: What Are They and How to Manage Them

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Risk management is essential to every business. You can’t eliminate risk, but mitigation strategies will help lower the impact and likelihood of catastrophic events...

Has Babuk Ransomware Gang Attempted a Slam Dunk on Houston Rockets?

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It is the Rockets vs the Babuk ransomware gang, and it seems like Babuk has drawn first blood with a slam dunk. No, we...

FBI Removes Malicious Web Shells from Microsoft Exchange Servers

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The FBI executed a court-authorized operation to copy and delete malicious web shells from hundreds of vulnerable systems in the U.S. that were running...

97% of Organizations Suffered a Mobile Malware Attack in 2020

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The number of threats that our mobile devices encounter increases every year and the risks from mobile malware has a large share in it....

Episode #10: The Case for Virtual Cybersecurity

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With the rapid pace of digitalization, businesses are increasingly exposed with more attack surface for cyber criminals to compromise their private data and networks. SPONSORED...

COVID-19 and the Current Cyberthreat Landscape in India

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It’s been over a year since the first COVID-19 death was reported in the state of Karnataka, India, in March 2020. With concerns of...

NSA Alerts About Four Critical Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Servers

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The National Security Agency (NSA) informed Microsoft about four critical vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers to compromise Microsoft Exchange Servers remotely. The...

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