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eCh0raix Ransomware Targeting QNAP Devices

Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT) highlights ransomware and RDP access as the current focus

The Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT) points out, in a paper warning of the evolution of what it calls’ disruptionware’ ransomware and the access to RDP as the current…

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What Is Advanced Threat Protection

What Is Advanced Threat Protection?

Advanced Threat Protection, or ATP, is a type of security solution specifically designed to defend a network or system from sophisticated hacking or malware attacks that target sensitive data. ATP…

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What is the COBIT and why you need to know about it

What is the COBIT and why you need to know about it

Business processes today are largely dictated by the technology around them. Cloud computing, big data, and social media are just a few technologies that shape and affect a business as…

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Detecting and Defending Against Phishing Attacks

Detecting and Defending Against Phishing Attacks

One of the most persistent security challenges is phishing. This is true for both organizations and individuals. Whether gaining access to credit card information, security passwords, or any other sensitive…

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Zero Day Security Flaw Since Windows 98 Exposed By Google

Zero-Day Security Flaw Since Windows 98, Exposed By Google

A two-decades old security flaw in Windows and Office involving the Text Services Framework module named MSCTF has been publicly disclosed by Google’s Project Zero team. Initially, it was first…

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Data Center Vulnerabilities Can Be Mitigated By Knowledgeable Operators

Data Center Vulnerabilities Can Be Mitigated By Knowledgeable Operators

We have repeatedly reported here in hackercombat.com about stories regarding email triggering malware intruding into the internal network and eventually leaking a considerable amount of personal information from data centers…

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Cisco To Pay 8.6 Million As Settlement For 5 Year Bug In Their Product

Cisco To Pay $8.6 Million As Settlement For 5-Year Bug In Their Product

The network technology company, Cisco is set to pay a settlement agreement worth $8.6 million for an alleged violation of the U.S. False Claims Act (FCA). The case was brought-up…

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11 Flaws In 2 Billion Devices Using An Unknown OS

11 Flaws In 2-Billion Devices Using An Unknown OS?

It is like being hit by a bullet that we never saw coming our way. That is how we at hackercombat.com describe the controversy with regards to VxWorks embedded OS’…

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Phishing Attacks Still Trending And On The Rise

Phishing Attacks Still Trending And On The Rise

GreatHorn, an incident-response consulting firm has released their Email Security, Challenges, Trends and Benchmark Report 2019 revealing that the corporate world and email users, in general, has not yet learned…

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Google Acknowledges Having Android Backdoor Triada

Google Acknowledges Having Android Backdoor Triada

On June 6, 2019, Google released a case study of very intelligent hackers who were trying to plant backdoor in Android phones. This is about a family of apps called…

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