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How to install Ad Guardian Plus? A step-by-step guide

Working online might be dangerous, when we are not protected by the company’s defense system, but we will show you how to install Ad Guardian Plus. During this time, many of us work from home to prevent the spread of the pandemic. So, it might be annoying as most of…
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Some ransomware groups avoid health organizations

Some ransomware groups said that they avoid health organizations during the Coronavirus pandemic. The operators replied BleepingComputer’s questions about their intentions to attack health and medical organizations. CLOP stays away The operators behind CLOP…
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A phishing campaign uses Google News as a lure

A clever phishing campaign uses Google News to trick users. This impersonates Google’s news website, by using homographic characters. Thus, attackers redirect unsuspecting users to phishing pages. In these attacks, American Standard Code for Information Interchange…
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Online Covid 19 threats become worse

As the online Covid-19 threats become worse, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) in the UK took some steps. So, they started removing malicious and phishing websites linked to them. Still, they warned that attacks could increase if the outbreak does. The Government…
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Microsoft was forced to patch an RCE vulnerability

Microsoft patched an RCE vulnerability as an emergency. But this happened only after some security partners accidentally disclosed the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. The fix from Microsoft addresses a remote code execution vulnerability (RCE). This is because it…
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Microsoft busted the dangerous Necurs botnets

Microsoft busted Necurs botnets, which infected more than nine million computers since 2012. Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) worked together with BitSight and other partners across 35 countries. They managed to disrupt it after years of study focused on…
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Coronavirus websites plant more malware

Update (03.09.2019: World Health Organization (WHO) issued a warning regarding the cybercriminals that pretend to be WHO. The World Health Organization announced it would never ask users to login to view safety information or email attachments the users did not…