FBI to ‘remove’ this nasty malware that’s affected 2.5 million PCs
The FBI has gained court approval to put an end to the PlugX malware in the U.S., which has affected over 2.5 million devices globally by infiltrating infected USB drives.
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DOJ, FBI remove malware from thousands of infected computers
Malicious software is just one of the ways hackers can steal data or cause damage to your electronic devices, but two federal agencies undertook major steps to combat it.
How to Still Access TikTok After Ban Goes Into Effect
The ban, set to take effect Sunday, January 19, will remove TikTok from U.S. app stores. But there are workarounds for downloading the app post-ban.
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FBI Crushes PlugX Threat: Major Blow to China's Cyber Espionage Network
The FBI recently achieved a significant victory by removing malicious software called PlugX from over 4,000 computers and ...
4 Signs Your Google Account Is Hacked – And What To Do
Learn how to tell if your Google account is hacked and what to do next. Follow these steps to identify issues and secure your ...
New Gmail Cyber Attack— Encryption Key Crypto Hackers Strike
This new cyber attack has Gmail firmly at its center, abusing user trust in the world’s biggest email platform—here’s what ...
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What is risk ware on Malwarebytes?
The inclusion of riskware detection in Malwarebytes’ suite reflects the company’s proactive approach to cybersecurity.
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Sanitizing Unstructured Data In Motion—and Why It’s Important
Organizations must prioritize sanitizing unstructured data as it moves across organizational boundaries to safeguard ...
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Bitdefender Total Security
Every security suite has antivirus protection at its core, but they differ wildly when they go beyond that simple protection.
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Malware Hidden in Cracked Software: Researchers Warn of Growing Threat
While the lure of free software might seem tempting, researchers have uncovered a dangerous trend in which software cracks ...
That Apple ID disabled message? It's a dangerous scam
Kurt the CyberGuy breaks down why those emails that warn that "Your Apple ID has been disabled" is most likely a scam. Here's ...