Torpig Virus refers to a trojan that focuses on stealing personal and corporate data, including bank account information. Referred to as one of the most sophisticated trojans ever created, Torpig has been active since 2005.
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Snapchat virus is a term that describes malicious activities related to the popular multimedia messaging app Snapchat. That includes malicious links sent on the platform’s messaging service, phishing attempts, fake Snapchat apps, etc. Because of how widespread Snapchat viruses can be, it’s important to be familiar with them.
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The US Department of Justice has been revealed to be among those affected by the massive SolarWinds hack. A short statement released by the Department of Justice Office of Public Affairs reveals that attackers were able to access the Department’s Microsoft O365 email server.
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The US government has made a formal accusation against Russia following the massive SolarWinds hack that came to light in mid-December last year. Four US agencies have also announced a joint task force “to coordinate the investigation and remediation of this significant cyber incident involving federal government networks”.
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What is Slither.io virus
Slither.io virus refers to various potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) and malware that may be using slither.io’s name to install on users’ computers. Slither.io is the website for the popular, and completely legitimate, browser game. Resembling the classic Snake game, Slither is a multiplayer game that has players controlling a worm that has to consume multicolored pallets to…
Driver Tonic is a potentially unwanted program (PUP), advertised as a system optimization tool that will update system drivers. It’s one of those fake system optimizers that install without explicit permission and try to trick users into purchasing full versions. While Driver Tonic may promise to enhance a computer’s performance, it’s not actually useful in any way.
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In the last edition of cybersecurity news headlines for 2020, we report on the SolarWinds hack which could have potentially dire long-term consequences, a cyber attack on EU’s regulatory body responsible for approving COVID-19 vaccines in Europe, and Norway claiming Russian hackers are responsible for the Parliament cyberattack in August 2020.
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Using publicly accessible computers is always risky, primarily because you have no way of knowing who used them before you and what they did with them. This is why users are recommended to only use public computers for basic browsing and not for personal use, such as logging into social media, email, or online bank accounts. The computer could easily…