Emotet Makes a Comeback
The once-pervasive malware tool Emotet has risen from the ashes months after international law enforcement agencies coordinated a takedown of its botnet infrastructure.
Multiple security vendor research teams have spotted...
The Troubling Rise of Initial Access Brokers
A recent discovery of three separate threat groups using the same infrastructure to carry out a range of malicious activity has focused fresh attention on the growing role of...
High-Severity Intel Processor Bug Exposes Encryption Keys
CVE-2021-0146, arising from a debugging functionality with excessive privileges, allows attackers to read encrypted files.
A security vulnerability in Intel chips opens the door for encrypted file access and espionage,...
Emotet Resurfaces on the Back of TrickBot After Nearly a Year
Researchers observed what looks like the Emotet botnet – the “world’s most dangerous malware” – reborn and distributed by the trojan it used to deliver.
Emotet, one of the most...
Curricula launches free cybersecurity training for every business with up to 1,000 employees
by Edvardas Mikalauskas05 November 2021
The sentenced drug trafficker used to distribute a variety of illegal drugs online, including fentanyl, heroin, MDMA, cocaine, methamphetamine, oxycodone,...
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Name That Toon: Cubicle for Four
Thanksgiving dinner by candlelight ... and cubicle? What's going on here? Why, it's our latest cartoon in need of a caption! Our favorite one will win a $25 Amazon...
