The Week in Ransomware – November 11th 2022 – LockBit feeling the heat
This ‘Week in Ransomware’ covers the last two weeks of ransomware news, with new information on attacks, arrests, data wipers,
Canadian food retail giant Sobeys hit by Black Basta ransomware
Grocery stores and pharmacies belonging to Canadian food retail giant Sobeys have been experiencing IT systems issues since last weekend.
Microsoft Defender network protection generally available on iOS, Android
Microsoft announced that the Mobile Network Protection feature is generally available to help organizations detect network weaknesses affecting Android and
U.S. seized 18 web domains used for recruiting money mules
The FBI and U.S. Postal Inspection Service have seized eighteen web domains used to recruit money mules for work-from-home and
Microsoft confirms gaming performance issues on Windows 11 22H2
Microsoft is working on a fix for a new known issue behind lower-than-expected performance or stuttering in some games on
New BadBazaar Android malware linked to Chinese cyberspies
A previously undocumented Android spyware tool named ‘BadBazaar’ has been discovered targeting ethnic and religious minorities in China, most notably
Royal Mail down: Tracking unavailable as outage exceeds 24 hours
Royal Mail, UK’s leading mail delivery service, has been experiencing ongoing outages with its online tracking services down for more than
Microsoft fixes MoTW zero-day used to drop malware via ISO files
Windows has fixed a bug that prevented Mark of the Web flags from propagating to files within downloaded ISO files,
Phishing drops IceXLoader malware on thousands of home, corporate devices
A ongoing phishing campaign has infected thousands of home and corporate users with a new version of the ‘IceXLoader’ malware.
Windows 11 Task Manager will let you filter processes by name, PID
Windows 11 will soon let you filter processes in the Task Manager by their name, process ID, or publisher, making