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AppSuite PDF Editor Backdoor: A Detailed Technical Analysis
Some threat actors are bold enough to submit their own malware as false positive to antivirus companies and demand removal of the detection. This is exactly what happened with AppSuite PDF Editor. Initially, automation flagged it as a potentially unwan…
How Small Craft Businesses Can Stay Secure Online
Running a small craft business, whether as a painter, artisan, or workshop owner, is hard work. While juggling client orders, keeping track of invoices, and managing social media accounts, you’re also responsible for handling sensitive information such…
Why Data Sovereignty Matters More Than Ever in a Cloud-First World
Who’s minding your company’s data, and how? If it’s generated in one country but processed in another, then you most likely have data sovereignty concerns. Do you know whether your data storage and handling, including security, adhere to the laws gove…
Enterprise IoT Security for Smart Offices
Smart offices, whether big or small, are only as secure as the connected items you let through the door.
Why smart offices raise the stakes
Smart lighting, conference systems, printers, badge readers, cameras, vending machines and HVAC sensors have …
Alleged mastermind behind K-Pop celebrity stock heist extradited to South Korea
South Korean authorities have announced the extradition from Thailand and arrest of a suspected hacker, believed to be the mastermind behind an organised campaign of attacks that stole millions of dollars worth of stocks from celebrities, including BTS…
Back-to-School Scams and Cyberthreats That School Staff Shouldn’t Ignore
While students and parents are busy stocking up on supplies, teachers and school admin staff face their own unique risks during back-to-school season.
Scammers know educators juggle heavy workloads, often pay for supplies themselves, and rely on email…
Fired Developer Sentenced to Four Years for Using Kill-Switch Malware as Revenge
A Chinese software developer has been jailed in the United States after planting malicious code in the employer’s computer systems, causing a complete shutdown.
Revenge turns into prison time
A Chinese software developer has been sentenced to four…
DaVita Confirms Data Breach Impacting 2.4 Million Patients
Healthcare giant DaVita is grappling with fallout of ransomware attack tied to infamous Interlock cybercrime group.
Breach hits millions of dialysis patients
Kidney care provider DaVita has disclosed that nearly 2.4 million individuals had their per…