ESET researchers have discovered a malicious app at Google Play tricking its victims into paying €18 ($19) for Adobe Flash Player.
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* Update to upstream release **1.5.28**.
* Fixes **CVE-2016-10087**.
* Update to upstream release **1.5.28**.
* Fixes **CVE-2016-10087**.
Upgrade to 1.3.3 (current rawhide) and patch to change catalina deps
Long standing security bugs fixed through update to version 1.6.21.
Long standing security bugs fixed through update to version 1.6.21.
Ransomware has become one of the biggest threats that PC, mobile, and even Mac users face. Avast has therefore joined No More Ransom, a project that helps ransomware victims get their encrypted files back, without paying a ransom to the cybercriminals. No More Ransom has four main partners and is supported by law enforcement agencies from around the world.
Hackers targeted at least 8 ATMs in Russia and stole $800,000 in a single night, but the method used by the intruders remained a complete mystery with CCTV footage just showing a lone culprit walking up to the ATM and collecting cash without even touching the machine.
Even the affected banks could not find any trace of malware on its ATMs or backend network or any sign of an intrusion. The
Kaseya VSA 6.5 Parameter Reflected XSS, Enumeration and Bruteforce Weakness
Lotus Protector for Mail Security remote code execution
