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Threat actors are opportunistic by nature, quickly evolving their attack methods to capitalize on new vulnerabilities or launch widespread attacks. Their latest target? High-profile sporting events and entertainment venues.
Sports organizers, regional host facilities, and even event…
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An outdated, vulnerable driver from Avast is being exploited in a sophisticated cyberattack aimed at disabling security measures on targeted systems, according to cybersecurity firm
Researchers found a new malware campaign that uses a Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) technique. This malware drops a legitimate Avast Anti-Rootkit driver and
Five countries’ cybersecurity agencies collaborated on a advisory for Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) frequently exploited in 2023.
Last week, Malwarebytes Labs and ThreatDown offered insights on cybersecurity. To protect businesses from ransomware and reinfections, they offer strong business solutions. They provide free
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