Monthly Archives: March 2021
Purple Fox Malware Evolves With Worm Capabilities
The Windows malware called Purple Fox Evolves with worm capabilities. Purple Fox in the past the malware targeted Windows machines through a various attack methods like phishing and exploits before the software was evolved. Guardicore Labs revealed that Purple Fox can now breach windows machines through SMB Brute-Force attacks. The Purple Fox malware would compromise…
Three Linux vulnerabilities provided root access to hackers since 2006
Three Linux vulnerabilities provided root access to hackers since 2006 in the iSCSI module used for getting to shared data storage. This flaw could allow root access to any hacker with a user account. The three vulnerabilities – CVE-2021-27363, CVE-2021-27364 and CVE-2021-27365 – were in the Linux code since 2006 going unnoticed until the researchers…
Microsoft released one-click solution for Exchange Vulnerability
To combat the severe vulnerability facing exchange servers, Microsoft has released a one-click solution to help server administrators mitigate the problem. Microsoft Stated “We realized that there was a need for a simple, easy to use, automated solution that would meet the needs of customers using both current and out-of-support versions of on-premises Exchange Server,”…
Has your computer been hijacked with cryptojacking?
There are so many ways that hackers can use your computer to make themselves money and cryptojacking is one of them. Worst part about it is if you don’t have proper security in place you wont even know that your infected. What is Cryptojacking? Well the term cryptojacking refers to the unauthorized use of someone’s…