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NTLM Credential Theft Risk in Python Apps Threaten Windows Security
New research reveals critical vulnerabilities in Python applications for Windows including Snowflake, Gradio, Jupyter, and Streamlit that could…
New ValleyRAT Malware Targets Chinese Windows Users in Multi-Stage Attack
A sophisticated ValleyRAT campaign is targeting Chinese Windows users. Learn about the malware’s multi-stage attack, its ability to…
Telegram-Controlled TgRat Trojan Targets Linux Servers
Meet TgRat Trojan: Once known for targeting Windows devices, the new version targets Linux and runs its command…
Windows SmartScreen Flaw Enabling Data Theft in Major Stealer Attack
New Stealer Campaign Exploits Windows SmartScreen Vulnerability (CVE-2024-21412) – This large-scale attack targets Windows users, stealing passwords, browsing…
Microsoft Releases Tool to Fix CrowdStrike-Caused Windows Chaos
Microsoft releases a recovery tool to fix CrowdStrike outages that crippled IT systems worldwide. The tool offers two…
Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Microsoft Patches 142 Critical Vulnerabilities
Microsoft plugs critical security holes in July Patch Tuesday! 142 vulnerabilities patched, including actively exploited zero-days and remote…
Eldorado Ransomware Targeting Windows and Linux with New Malware
Another day, another threat against Windows and Linux systems!
New Fickle Stealer Exploits Software Flaws to Steal Crypto, Browser Data
Fortinet's FortiGuard Labs exposes the Fickle Stealer, a malware using multiple attack methods to steal logins, financial details, and more. Learn how to protect yourself from this evolving threat.
Black Basta Ransomware Suspected of Exploiting Windows 0-day Before Patch
The cybersecurity researchers at Symantec have found "strong evidence" suggesting that the Black Basta ransomware gang exploited a critical Windows vulnerability (CVE-2024-26169) before it was patched by Microsoft on March 12, 2024, through its regular Patch Tuesday updates.
Critical Outlook RCE Vulnerability Exploits Preview Pane – Patch Now!
A critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-30103) in Microsoft Outlook allows attackers to execute malicious code simply by opening an email. This "zero-click" exploit doesn't require user interaction and poses a serious threat. Learn how this vulnerability works and how to stay protected.