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.mich Files Virus (LockCrypt Ransomware) – Restore Data + Remove It

by Vencislav Krustev on April 26, 2018
This article has been created in order to explain what is .mich files virus and how to remove it from your computer, plus how to restore .mich encrypted files. The .mich files virus is a new variant of the LockCrypt...Read more The post .mich Files Virus (LockCrypt Ransomware) – Restore Data + Remove It appeared first on How to, Technology and PC Security Forum | SensorsTechForum.com.
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Far Cry 5 download offers: embrace the power of “no”

by Christopher Boyd on April 25, 2018
It seems opportunists are jumping on popular video game Far Cry 5's bandwagon, with a flood of promises for free game downloads. We take a look at a return to form for survey scams, and the odd download site while we're at it. Categories: Cybercrime Social engineering Tags: crackcultdownloadfar cry 5malwaremontanascamsurvey offersUbisoftvideogame (
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The Detection Curveball

by Matthew Rowen on April 24, 2018
We analysed malware that was getting through our customers’ detection layers, and how long it takes the detection industry to catch up with fresh samples. Most malware that reaches customer endpoints is fresh: it is not yet generally known. You cannot rely on detection to protect your IP, as it takes detect-to-protect vendors quite some The post The Detection Curveball appeared first on Bromium.
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Metamorfo Campaigns Targeting Brazilian Users

by Nick Harbour on April 24, 2018
FireEye Labs recently identified several widespread malspam (malware spam) campaigns targeting Brazilian companies with the goal of delivering banking Trojans. We are referring to these campaigns as Metamorfo. Across the stages of these campaigns, we have observed the use of several tactics and techniques to evade detection and deliver the malicious payload. In this blog post we dissect two of the main campaigns and explain how they work. Campaign #1 The kill chain starts with an email containing an HTML attachment with a refresh tag that uses a Google URL shortener as the target. Figure 1...
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Internet Explorer Zero-Day Exploit Reportedly Exploited in Targeted Attacks

by Lucian Constantin on April 23, 2018
Researchers from Chinese internet security firm Qihoo 360 have uncovered a sophisticated targeted attack which, according to them, exploits an unpatched vulnerability in Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser. The company made the announcement in a short Twitter message and said that it shared technical details about the flaw with Microsoft. A bit more information about the..
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Intel Takes Security to the Silicon Level

by Charles King on April 23, 2018
The past year or so has delivered multiple lessons on IT security with a single conclusion: that whatever people, including individual consumers to business organizations to the IT vendors who serve them, have done or are doing, it isn’t enough. However challenging or even hopeless he situation may appear, it sets the scene for the The post Intel Takes Security to the Silicon Level appeared first on TechSpective.
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Security Boulevard’s 5 Most Read Stories for the Week, April 16-20

Saleem Padani by Saleem Padani on April 23, 2018
A new week, a new crop of security stories. Last week, sophisticated attackers, desktop security, healthcare data breaches and data security in GDPR made headlines, as well as Multi-Factor Authentication featured in the our latest cartoon series called, “Shimmytoons.” Missed out on any of the news? Here are the five most-read stories on Security Boulevard to help you out.
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After the Hack: Tips for Damage Control

by Paul Crespin on April 23, 2018
Reading Time: ~4 min.According to the Identity Theft Research Center, in 2017 alone, nearly 158 million social security numbers were stolen as a result of 1579 data breaches. Once a cybercriminal has access to your personal info, they can open credit cards, take out loans that quickly ruin your credit, or leave you with a giant bill. But The post After the Hack: Tips for Damage Control appeared first on Webroot Blog.
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.CRAB Virus (GANDCRAB V2.1 Ransomware) – Remove and Restore Files

by Vencislav Krustev on April 23, 2018
This article aims to explain what exactly is the GANDCRAB V2.1 ransomware virus and show how to remove and restore .CRAB encrypted files on your computer. A newer version of GandCrab v2 ransomware has been detected in the wild, calling...Read more The post .CRAB Virus (GANDCRAB V2.1 Ransomware) – Remove and Restore Files appeared first on How to, Technology and PC Security Forum | SensorsTechForum.com.
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.trobibtc218 Files Virus (BansomQare Manna) – Remove + Restore Data

by Vencislav Krustev on April 23, 2018
This article has been created to explain what is the BansomQare Manna ransomware virus and show how to remove it from your computer and restore .trobibtc218 encrypted files. A ransomware virus, called BansomQare Manna has been detected by security researchers...Read more The post .trobibtc218 Files Virus (BansomQare Manna) – Remove + Restore Data appeared first on How to, Technology and PC Security Forum | SensorsTechForum.com.
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