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Microsoft Warns New Sysrv Botnet Variant Is Dangerous
Security researchers employed by Microsoft have recently spotted a variant of the Sysrv botnet. They have dubbed the new variant Sysrv-K. This new variant works in two ways. First, it exploits a ...
You Might Need This HP Bios Security Update
HP recently released a BIOS update to address a pair of high-severity vulnerabilities that affect a wide range of PC and notebook products offered by the company. In both cases, the vulnerabilities ...
Update Zyxel Products To Fix Possible Security Vulnerability
Do you use a Zyxel firewall? If so, there's good news. The company has fixed an issue you may not have even been aware that you had. The company pushed out the ...
Atlassian announces 0-day hole in Confluence Server – update soon!
Zero-day announced - here's what you need to know Read Full Article Here
Say Goodbye To The Apple iPod
It is the end of an era. Apple recently announced that they were discontinuing the legendary iPod, which is now in its 7th generation of production. When first released more than fifteen ...
Yet another zero-day (sort of) in Windows “search URL” handling
More trouble with special-purpose URLs on Windows. Read Full Article Here
Windows 11 May Release New Feature For Copying Information
If you're a member of the Windows Insiders group, then you are likely already aware of this. If not, here's something else to look forward to when Windows 11 is formally released. ...
New Method Hides Malware In Windows Event Logs
At least one group of hackers has learned a new trick you need to be aware of. Security researchers at Kapersky Lab have discovered a malicious campaign-in-progress that is using event logs ...
Firefox 101 is out, this time with no 0-day scares (but update anyway!)
After an intriguing month of Firefox releases, here's one with a bit less drama, probably to the collective relief of Mozilla's coders. Read Full Article Here