The Linux platform is increasingly being targeted by cyber-criminals, with a new malware named “Bootkitty” discovered recently. Bootkitty, which is not fully developed yet, is the first UEFI bootkit for Linux found by researchers. Although it only works against specific Ubuntu distributions, it can theoretically boot the Linux kernel seamlessly and take total control of the operating system. Malware like this typically targets Windows systems, however, Linux platforms are becoming a more attractive target.
Survey Highlights Backup Gaps and Cyber Security Risks Amid Growing Data Reliance
A HandyRecoveryAdvisor survey reveals a concerning lack of data backups, with only 33% of users regularly backing up their data. Despite rising data creation and
