Yearly Archives: 2022
Large-scale Facebook Phishing Operation Discovered
Researchers revealed a large-scale phishing campaign aimed at luring millions of Facebook and Messenger users. Users are directed to phishing pages, where their credentials...
How to Fix Aka.Ms/Remoteconnect Error in Minecraft
The Aka MS Remoteconnect Error is most frequently experienced when playing Minecraft on consoles like the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch platform. Both...
The Scope of Artificial Intelligence in Fighting Cybercrime
On top of two-factor authentication, AI may offer extra levels of information and authentication. Deep learning, for example, may be used to detect undesired...
Education Sector Under Constant Cyberattacks
Verizon just released its Data Breach Investigation Report (DBIR) for 2022, which includes some startling figures. While cyberattacks have plagued every industry, the education...
Gamaredon Prepares for Next Wave of DDoS Attacks
The Russia-linked APT-C-53 alias Gamaredon has initiated a fresh round of DDoS assaults, according to researchers. Furthermore, the attackers have released the source code...
Key Trends in The Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report 2022
The Verizon 2022 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) reviews over 5,212 breaches and 23,896 security events that occurred between November 2020 and October 2021....
Linux malware is on the rise—6 types of attacks to look for
Malware attacking Linux systems has risen dramatically in the last year, with threat actors employing a range of methods to carry out their attacks.
Linux...
Cheerscrypt Ransomware Targets VMware ESXi Servers
Cybercriminals are well-versed in the widespread usage of VMware ESXi for server virtualization in business settings. Cheerscrypt ransomware has been discovered targeting VMware ESXi...
New Chaos and Nokoyawa Ransomware Variants Found
Developers of ransomware are always working to increase their malware's effectiveness. Yashma and Nokoyawa, two new ransomware strains, have just been detected in the...
Windows Exploits Used to Target Infosec Community
With bogus Windows Proof-of-Concept (PoC) attacks, a cybercriminal is targeting security researchers. The Cobalt Strike backdoor is infected with these phony exploits.
Threats to the...
