Category: Antivirus & Malware
A virus is a piece of code which is capable of copying itself in order to do damage to your computer, including corrupting your system or destroying data. Malware, on the other hand, is an umbrella term that stands for a variety of malicious software, including Trojans, spyware, worms, adware, ransomware and yes, viruses.
Cybereason Enhances XDR Features
Cybereason Enhances XDR Features The Cybereason XDR feature is an advanced malware detection, protection and removal tool that is installed in your computer. It can detect all the malicious modules as well as the malicious DLLs of various malware and antivirus brands. You can protect your PC from malicious attacks using the Cybereason XDR tool.…
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Windows Vs Ubuntu – Which Is Better?
I wrote this article to share some knowledge about the differences between the operating systems, which can be used as a reference for the users who are interested in finding out whether to use Windows or Ubuntu for their daily work as a computer security consultant or in business. I also had a personal bias…
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Linux Kernel Security Patches – Is This a Security Issue?
The Linux kernel includes some critical security patches that could be used to trigger an exploitable vulnerability. Many security experts think that Microsoft is responsible for this problem. Linux developers have a mixed reaction to this news. Security researchers have to admit that this is a serious security issue. A Linux kernel update fixed the…
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Tech Tuesday: Building a Digital Defense Against Technology Failures While Traveling
In the wake of a massive, successful cybercrime effort, the FBI will host a “Tech Tuesday” at Portland’s FBI Headquarters on the weekend of April 16–18. The program will be the FBI’s first “digital defense” of travel tech scammers since the FBI began launching online investigations in 2015, and will be the first FBI Cybercrime…
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Windows 10 Insider Preview – What Happened?
We have come to the verge of the worst of all time: Windows 10 and 10. Windows 10 (S) and Windows 10 (R) were released on May 19. One month later, the Microsoft security bulletin “Windows 10 Insider Preview” released on July 25. From a personal point of view, both of these things are of…
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Antivirus Programs – The Best Way to Prevent Infections
One of the most well-known pieces of malware code that infects computers is the Delta variant. This piece of code is designed to spread through the Internet. This piece of code spreads through the Internet by accessing your computer, copying the files on your computer and then distributing these files to other computers on your…
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New Cyber Security Rules for Oil and Pipeline Inspections
The United States is moving to create new cybersecurity rules for oil and pipeline inspections that will dramatically increase compliance and enhance the security of the nation’s pipelines, officials said Wednesday. The Department of Homeland Security will issue new regulations under an executive order that is due to become effective Sept. The regulations are designed…
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Is My Computer Acting Strangely?
“We are pleased to announce that the Microsoft FixMeStick Malware Scanner Anti-Malware on sale is now available for purchase. The scanner scans and detects malware on all Windows platforms, including Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Apple Mac OS X and Linux, as well as the Internet from Microsoft. If you see a suspicious download…
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IRS Targeting Credit Card Processing Companies for Credit Card Fraud Attacks
government is targeting credit card processing companies for credit card fraud attacks with the current phase of the IRS’s tax evasion efforts. ’ The IRS began using sophisticated software to target credit card processing companies late last year that can be linked to the current IRS tax evasion campaigns, according to industry leaders. The IRS…
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Attacks in which a Malware is Installed and Controlled by a Remote Link
This article describes attacks in which a malware is installed and controlled by a rogue software module with a remote link. In general, an attacker in China is aware that the software module he or she controls is an executable and not a harmless file. Furthermore, an attacker knows that the software module he or…
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