DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks are extremely destructive and alarming since they flood a target’s web services with overwhelming traffic. This can disrupt or even completely disable:- Websites Servers …
Beware of Fake Google Chrome Update that Installs Malware
Cybersecurity is constantly changing and facing new challenges. One of them is the fake Chrome update malware, which has been around for several years and is still active. This malware …
Google Chrome Security Flaw Let Attackers to Crash the Browser
As part of a security update for Chrome, Google has upgraded the Stable channels to 118.0.5993.117 for Mac and Linux and 118.0.5993.117/.118 for Windows. The Extended Stable channel has been …
Hackers Hijack Facebook Business Accounts to Run Malicious Ads
Cybercriminals have been exploiting Facebook business accounts by gaining unauthorized access to them and launching advertising campaigns under the guise of legitimate account owners. As a result, the victims are …
TP-Link, HP Printer, Samsung Galaxy S23 Hacked At Pwn2Own 2023 – Day Two
At Pwn2Own 2023 in Toronto on day two, vulnerabilities in printers, routers, smart speakers, and Samsung Galaxy S23s were exploited by cybersecurity experts. These vendors included TP-Link, HP, Cannon, Synology, …
Hackers Exploit Roundcube Zero-day to Attack Government Email Servers
Hackers usually opt for zero-day vulnerabilities because they are not publicly known, making them more difficult for defenders to patch or protect against. This gives hackers an advantage by exploiting …
VMware vCenter Server Flaw Let Attacker Execute Remote Code
VMware has been discovered with two vulnerabilities, CVE-2023-34048 and CVE-2023-34056, which were associated with Out-of-Bounds Write and Partial Information Disclosure. The severity of these vulnerabilities was 9.8 (Critical) and 4.3 …
Why Small Businesses Need a Malware Sandbox ? – Top 3 Reasons in 2023
Running a small business can often lead to the misconception that cyber-security is not a priority due to the company’s size. This false assumption can have devastating consequences if a …
Hackers Launch a Chain of Exploits Via Malicious iMessage Attachments
In June, a new campaign targeting iPhone and iPad devices was named “TriangleDB.” This malware infection chain consists of a malicious iMessage attachment, which launches a chain of exploits on …
QNAP Eliminates Server Responsible for Extensive Brute-force Attacks
QNAP, a Networking hardware company, has effectively taken down a malicious server that was utilized in extensive brute-force attacks targeting Internet-exposed NAS devices. On October 14, 2023, the company discovered a big wave …