Last month as part of the Spyware Tricks series, I blogged about the money trail of adware and spyware. Now PCWorld.
Last month as part of the Spyware Tricks series, I blogged about the money trail of adware and spyware. Now PCWorld.com has a 10 page write up including statements from adware company representatives and advertisers. It's fascinating and revealing, highly recommended reading.
US and Bulgarian authorities disrupt NetWalker ransomware operation
Authorities seize dark web domains, charge a Canadian, and seize $454,000 in cryptocurrency.
Authorities plan to mass-uninstall Emotet from infected hosts on March 25, 2021
The world's largest malware botnet will become extinct by April after today's coordinated takedown and planned clean-up operations.
New Google cloud service aims to bring zero trust security to the web
Google launches BeyondCorp Enterprise, a new enterprise security service.
National Crime Agency warns novice and veteran traders alike of rise in clone company scams
The NCA says these schemes have already led to the theft of over £78 million.
Emotet: The world's most dangerous malware botnet was just disrupted by a major police operation
Europol and FBI among agencies that have taken control of the botnet infrastructure used by cyber criminals behind some of the most prolific malware and ransomware attacks. ...
Fake ICO consultant sentenced for embezzling cryptocurrency now worth $20 million
The US resident pretended to be an expert on investing in cryptocurrencies.
Chromebooks will now let you sign into websites with your fingerprint
Google brings Web Authentication aka 'WebAuthn' to Chrome OS version 88.
UK association defends ransomware payments in cyber insurance policies
The group has been criticized for “funding” organized crime.
10-year-old Sudo bug lets Linux users gain root-level access
The vulnerability, named "Baron Samedit," impacts most Linux distributions today.
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