The LummaC2 v4.0 malware, operating under the Malware-as-a-Service model, uses trigonometry to identify genuine human activity and evade detection by sandboxes used for malware analysis. The malware requires continuous cursor movement to bypass detection. It primarily steals sensitive data including login credentials and credit card details, and its ongoing updates pose a significant threat to financial security.
Dashboards, automation on top of palliative care nurses’ wishlist
Aged care nurses in Australia have voiced their interest in improved and integrated technology solutions to provide streamlined end-of-life care, though they face challenges with
