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Computer hardware company MSI hacked, BIOS source code and private keys stolen

2023-04-07
On: April 7, 2023
In: Incidents

According to reports, the Taiwanese computer hardware company MSI (Micro-Star International) was recently joined to the list of victims of a new ransomware gang that goes by the name “MoneyRead More →

Two Actively Exploited 0-Day vulnerabilities can be used to hack iPhones and iPads

2023-04-07
On: April 7, 2023
In: Vulnerabilities

Apple consumers have been dealt a blow in a world where digital security is of the utmost importance due to the recent revelation of two zero-day vulnerabilities that impact aRead More →

Most dangerous spanish hacker arrested because of his stupidity

2023-04-05
On: April 5, 2023
In: Data Security

The Spanish police have said that they have been successful in locating the notorious hacker known as Alcasec. Alcasec is suspected of being a cybercriminal who launched attacks on theRead More →

How to create undetectable malware via ChatGPT in 7 easy steps bypassing its restrictions

2023-04-04
On: April 4, 2023
In: Data Security, Malware, Tutorials

There is evidence that ChatGPT has helped low-skill hackers generate malware, which raises worries about the technology being abused by cybercriminals. ChatGPT cannot yet replace expert threat actors, but securityRead More →

Genesis Market, one of biggest identity theft platforms in darkweb hacked by FBI

2023-04-04
On: April 4, 2023
In: Data Security

An official notification from the FBI was published on the website of the prominent cybercrime forum on Tuesday. The notice said that the forum had been seized because it wasRead More →

I think someone is spying me using AirTag, what should I do?

2023-04-03
On: April 3, 2023
In: Data Security

Keeping track of your most vital belongings, such as your keys, wallet, remote controls, and even motorcycles, may be made easier with the assistance of an Apple AirTag. Yet, allegationsRead More →

Western Digital SanDisk company hacked, company loses control of its networks

2023-04-03
On: April 3, 2023
In: Incidents

Western Digital, a corporation that specializes in the storage of digital information, announced that on March 26, 2023, it was the victim of a “computer security incident” in which hackersRead More →

d3dcompiler_47.dll: If AV raises an alerts about this Microsoft signed dll file, you are in trouble

2023-03-31
On: March 31, 2023
In: Data Security, Forensics

Threat actors used a well-liked piece of corporate communication software from 3CX, according to security experts. In particular, reports state that a desktop client for the 3CX VoIP (Voice overRead More →

Critical Samba vulnerabilities easily allow hacking of servers

2023-03-30
On: March 30, 2023
In: Vulnerabilities

Samba is a free software project that runs on operating systems that are similar to UNIX and supports the Windows file sharing protocol. This protocol once went by the nameRead More →

600,000 companies networks using 3CX VoIP software infected with malware. Biggest supply chain attack

2023-03-30
On: March 30, 2023
In: Data Security

Researchers from multiple security companies have reported that a massive supply chain attack on users of 3CX, a widely utilized voice and video calling desktop client, was carried out byRead More →

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