Such malware could be used to take advantage of the Shazam’s silent recording and exfiltrate the data to a malicious hacker’s computer without the user seeing or hearing a thing. Some advice for Mac users? As well as anti-virus and your own common …
mac hacker – read more
Such malware could be used to take advantage of the Shazam’s silent recording and exfiltrate the data to a malicious hacker’s computer without the user seeing or hearing a thing. Some advice for Mac users? As well as anti-virus and your own common …
mac hacker – read more
Has an evil-looking Santa Claus encrypted the files on your computer?
David Bisson describes the Ded Cryptor ransomware.
Palo Alto Networks is introducing a service that tips customers off when it discovers unique or particularly dangerous attacks against their networks, giving them a heads up that perhaps they are the targets of particularly resourceful, dedicated adversaries.
Called AutoFocus, the service is an add-on to the company’s existing cloud-based service WildFire that constantly analyzes all its customers’ networks for malware and exploits and downloads new rules every 15 minutes to Palo Alto gear to automatically block the new threats it finds.
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