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Security researchers uncovered that hackers had breached at least 75% of the MDM (Mobile Device Manager) server to install banking malware on Android devices in wide. MDM is also recognized as EMM (Enterprise Mobility Management); it is a mechanism that

With its multitude of benefits, one can easily forget that the internet also serves as a grooming ground for cybercriminals. With the increased number of users online, cybersecurity threats, data breaching, the spread of malicious links and viruses have become

A security error with Reliance Jio’s Coronavirus Symptom Checker App exposes its core database to the Internet without a password. The COVID-19 symptoms checker app was launched by India’s largest cell network provider Jio in late March, this app allows

A new phishing campaign aimed to steal employees’ login credentials by impersonating Microsoft Teams’ notifications. Due to this COVID-19 pandemic situation, many companies moved to full-time remote work, attackers taking advantage of it. Attackers use crafted emails that appear to

Oracle warned that hackers actively attempting to exploit recently patched vulnerability CVE-2020-2883, which affects multiple versions of Oracle WebLogic Server. Oracle patched the vulnerability as a part of the April 2020 Critical Patch Update which resolves more than 405 vulnerabilities,

Salt management framework developed by SaltStack is a configuration tool used to monitor and update servers in datacenters and cloud environments. Multiple critical vulnerabilities with Salt let attackers retrieve user tokens from the salt-master and/or run arbitrary commands on salt

Independent IT and business consulting services firm CGI has been awarded a lucrative contract by the United States government to improve cybersecurity at more than 75 federal agencies. CGI announced yesterday that it had won a six-year contract to provide

New research by ISACA has found that only 59 percent of cybersecurity teams are equipped to perform their jobs effectively while working from home. The finding emerged from the recent COVID-19 Study in which more than 3,700 IT audit, governance,

Researchers uncovered a new wave of stealthy banking Trojan and info stealer dubbed “EventBot” that can steal banking information, personal data and implant keystrokes on victims’ Android devices. The Malware primarily abusing the Android’s Accessibility feature and steal the financial

An online cyber-school has been launched today by the UK government to help develop a new generation of cybersecurity professionals. The free virtual program provides teenagers with the opportunity to learn vital cybersecurity skills at home as schools remain closed

The average sum paid by enterprises to ransomware attackers surged by 33% quarter-on-quarter in the first three months of the year, as victim organizations struggled to mitigate remote working threats, according to Coveware. The security vendor analyzed ransomware cases handled

Security researchers have warned of a new Android-based banking Trojan that works across 200 financial applications popular in Europe and the US. First discovered in March, the EventBot malware abuses Android’s accessibility features to steal financial data, bypass two-factor authentication

New data from Absolute has revealed the extent to which heavy device usage has grown across enterprise and education due to the COVID-19 pandemic, whilst also highlighting the rise in security violations and risks as a result. According to Absolute,

Newspaper Le Figaro has become the latest big name humbled by a human error-based data leak, after a cloud server was found to have exposed 7.4 billion records including readers’ personal information. Researchers at Security Detectives led by Anurag Sen

Cyber-threats related to the widespread outbreak of COVID-19 chiefly strike during the working week, according to new research. Daily threat reports studied by researchers at cybersecurity firm Bitdefender covering March and April 2020 indicate cyber-criminals ease off from launching attacks

Teaching via Zoom has been dropped by a New Jersey school district after a lesson was disrupted by a malicious hacker. In a Zoom-bombing incident that lasted around 15 seconds, a hacker gained access to an online school lesson being