Malicious Android app masquerades as Swiss weather service, delivered via snail mail
According to a recent alert from the Swiss National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), unknown threat actors are distributing fake letters to spread a malicious Android app.
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Swiss Cyber Agency Warns of QR Code Malware in Mail Scam
Switzerland’s National Cyber Security Centre has warned of a new QR code scam in fake MeteoSwiss letters spreading Android ...
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InMotion Hosting Elevates Server Security with Monarx Partnership
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., Nov. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- InMotion Hosting has partnered with Monarx, a leader in website and server security, to provide advanced malware protection for VPS and Dedicated ...
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THN Recap: Top Cybersecurity Threats, Tools, and Practices (Nov 11 - Nov 17)
Romanian cybersecurity company Bitdefender has released a free decryptor to help victims recover data encrypted using the ...
Google Chrome no update is available when installing
If you receive a No update is available error when updating or installing Google Chrome, delete its leftover data, and use ...
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5 Problems on Your Computer That Might be Caused by Malware
Malware is the scary boogeyman of computers ... Moreover, if you didn't intentionally install the antivirus software throwing ...
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Hackers are spreading QR code malware through...the post?
The letters include a QR code to facilitate with the download of the Android-based ‘Severe Weather Warning App,’ which ...