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Xwo, the malware that scans the Internet for vulnerabilities
Xwo is a new piece of malware discovered by AT&T’s Alien Labs that searches the Internet to find possible vulnerabilities to exploit.
Careful with compressed files: JNEC, the new WinRAR ransomware
In one of of WinRAR’s libraries, there is a critical security flaw, which allows cybercriminals to insert all kinds of malicious content.
Threat Hunters: What do the new cybersecurity specialists do?
43% of companies now carry out threat hunting as part of their cyberrisk prevention strategy, but what is the profile of a professional threat hunter?
Blockchain’s Profound Effect on Cybersecurity
his week we talk to Stefan Ateljevic, Head of Content and Community Manager at , about the advantages that blockchain can have for cybersecurity.
PowerShell, fileless malware’s great attack vector
Fileless malware doesn’t need files on the hard drive and uses PowerShell as one of its main attack vectors, which leads to several cybersecurity challenges.
Ransomware in City Hall
City officials in the city of Del Rio, Texas, reported a ransomware attack at the start of January that brought down their IT systems.
Botnets: weapons in the telecommunications war
Attacks that make use of botnets are increasingly frequent. When a company experiences a botnet attack, it can suffer several possible consequences.