It’s your computer with some very bad news: It’s just been infected by ransomware.
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Antivirus Vendors
Watch out for Chrome and Firefox web extensions that access browser history and rob passwords
Malicious extensions can save and modify permissions, gain access to your browser history, and modify the pages you visit or save the passwords you use.
Ransomware: To pay or not to pay?
Is it always wrong to pay up when hit by a ransomware attack? Never say never, says ESET’s David Harley.
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Cybercriminals Recruit Insiders to Attack Telecommunication Providers
Kaspersky Lab announced today in its intelligence report on security threats facing the telecommunications industry that cybercriminals are using insiders to gain access to telecommunications networks and subscriber data.
Kaspersky Lab Gets High Marks on CRN’s 2016 Annual Report Card
Solution Providers Recognize Kaspersky Lab as a Best-in-Class Channel Provider of Endpoint Security
Why you should hire good, skilled cybersecurity professionals
Infosec is a technical discipline, but it also requires good, skilled cybersecurity professionals. We take a look at the bigger picture.
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Backup like a pro
Backups – everyone knows you should do them, but most people probably never will.
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Kaspersky Small Office Security Receives Top Score Among Competitors in AV-TEST
Kaspersky Small Office Security has been recognized as a “Top Product” in testing conducting by independent IT security institute AV-TEST
Your fingerprint could be copied and used to unblock your iPhone (but it’s not a bad thing!)
A high quality photograph is sufficient enough to reproduce a fingerprint, using various techniques, molding different materials, which could even be used later to impersonate the person. But this is not always a negative thing. Learn more!
Nemucod serves nasty package: Ransomware and ad-clickers
The operators of the notorious trojan downloader Nemucod seem to have stepped up their game, serving their victims with ransomware and ad-clickers.
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