Hackers Exploit QR Code Phishing in Weaponized Word Docs
Hackers use weaponized Word docs with malicious macros and QR codes. QR code phishing attacks increased by 22% from late…
IntelBroker Leaks Apple’s Internal Tools, Raises Security Alarms
IntelBroker claims leak of Apple's internal tools. Leak includes software development and testing tools. Security experts warn of potential sophisticated…
Google Chrome Update Patches Severe Security Vulnerabilities
Google released a critical Chrome security update addressing six high-severity vulnerabilities. The update affects versions 126.0.6478.114/115 for Windows and Mac,…
Rogue Raticate Strikes Again with Malicious PDFs
Rogue Raticate targets enterprises with malicious PDFs. Symantec implements measures to protect against these threats. User vigilance is crucial in…
AI Browser Extension Detects Phishing Sites with High Accuracy
AI browser extension detects phishing sites with high accuracy. Machine learning improves real-time identification of zero-day attacks. New model outperforms…
Hackers Exploit Windows BitLocker in New Ransomware Attack
ShrinkLocker ransomware uses Windows BitLocker to encrypt files. It disables recovery keys and displays the attacker's email for ransom. Recommendations…
Trellix Fixes Critical Vulnerability in IPS Manager
Trellix has patched a critical flaw in its IPS Manager. The vulnerability allows execution of arbitrary code by remote attackers.…
Satanstealer Malware Targets Browser Cookies and Passwords
A recently identified malware, "Satanstealer," poses a significant threat to computer users by targeting browser cookies and stored passwords. The…
Hackers Exploit New Social Engineering to Deploy Malware
Hackers employ new social engineering to run PowerShell scripts. Techniques include obfuscated scripts and browser injects. Continuous user education is…
OPIX Ransomware Encrypts Files with Random Strings
OPIX ransomware encrypts files using random character strings. Victims must contact attackers within 48 hours to avoid data leaks. Maintaining…