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Have You Tried These WeTransfer Alternatives For File Sharing?
Film Stories reported on the issue, pointing out that the new terms allowed WeTransfer to build tools based on people’s files. The idea that a digital painting or short film sent through the platform ...
Your data privacy is slipping away – here’s why, and what you can do about it
Your personal privacy depends on your awareness, tech controls that allow you to decide what to share, and public policies ...
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New Bert Ransomware Group Strikes Globally with Multiple Variants
Trend Micro has observed the Bert ransomware group in operation since April 2025, with confirmed victims in sectors including healthcare, technology and event services ...
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Sil3ncer Deployed – Exploitation, Porn and Ransomware on an SFTP-only Server
TL;DR Introduction We investigated a ransomware incident on a Windows Server 2012 host running in an SFTP-only role. The ...
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EncryptHub Targets Web3 Developers Using Fake AI Platforms to Deploy Fickle Stealer Malware
The financially motivated threat actor known as EncryptHub (aka LARVA-208 and Water Gamayun) has been attributed to a new campaign that's targeting Web3 developers to infect them with information ...
Android malware Konfety uses malformed APKs to evade detection
A new variant of the Konfety Android malware emerged with a malformed ZIP structure along with other obfuscation methods that ...
North Korean Hackers Deploy Rare Nim-Based Malware on macOS to Target Web3 Startups
A new Nim-based malware campaign targets macOS users in crypto and Web3 firms, using novel persistence tricks and encrypted ...
10 ways to boost Windows security
To activate them or confirm that they’re active, open the Windows Security app from your Start menu. Click “Device security” and then “Core isolation details.” (This is available on both Windows 10 ...
Hackers exploit a blind spot by hiding malware inside DNS records
Researchers have known for almost a decade that threat actors sometimes use DNS records to host malicious PowerShell scripts. DomainTools also found that technique in use—in the TXT records for the ...