Cyber criminals have followed through on their threats of leaking the sensitive details of 10,000 people, after the company refused to bow to their extortion attempts.
Cyber criminals have targeted yet another Australian small business by stealing and leaking the data of 10,000 people.
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Safety consultants are warning that tens of millions of Home windows laptops are contaminated with malware that’s successfully ‘unremovable’. Over 100 laptops made by expertise agency Lenovo look like affected by a trio of important vulnerabilities which permit hackers to secretly set up malware...
In the AI-fueled security wars, most of the arsenal is currently in the hands of the good guys, but the balance of power might soon change.
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n Monday, we saw once again how criminals can exploit trust and use it as a weakness.
Kaspersky Lab reported that one of the world’s largest computer manufacturers, Taiwan-based ASUS, had mistakenly installed a backdoor program dubbed “ShadowHammer” onto the computers of thousands of customers...
**IMPORTANT-MUST READ** WinBeta just posted a article on a Silverlight & Flash app bug that's going around now. Hackers bypass Microsoft's EMET exploit blocker to infect Silverlight and Flash apps Heres a link to where they found out about it. Link Removed
If you or anyone in your family still has a computer that uses Windows XP, the computer is about to become vulnerable to hackers and viruses.
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BIME Hack Day borns!!!!
The gretest unconference encounter in the state, especially created to encourage creativity and invention that will get together music lovers and new technology professionals with leading companies of this sector. Two days in which MAKERS, DEVELOPERS and HACKERS will...
Chrome was hacked and used to take over windows....here's the whole story.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-57573064-83/researchers-win-$100000-for-chrome-hack-that-leaves-windows-vulnerable/