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An inspired writer and content manager who has been with SensorsTechForum since the project started. A professional with 10+ years of experience in creating engaging content. Focused on user privacy and malware development, she strongly believes in a world where cybersecurity plays a central role. If common sense makes no sense, she will be there to take notes. Those notes may later turn into articles! Follow Milena @Milenyim

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Process Ghosting: The Latest Malware Evasion Technique

Security researchers discovered a new malicious technique that helps malware achieve evasion on an infected system. Called Process Ghosting, the technique could be exploited by a threat actor to bypass security protections and run malicious code on a Windows system.…

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CVE-2021-3560 polkit vulnerability-sensorstechforum

CVE-2021-3560: 7-Year-Old polkit Bug Affects Some Linux Distros

Security researchers recently discovered a vulnerability in Linux systemd’s polkit. Identified as CVE-2021-3560, the flaw appears to have been around for at least seven years. Since polkit is used in many Linux distributions, the impact of the vulnerability should not…

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Remove Default Upgrade Mac Adware

What Is Default Upgrade? Default Upgrade (DefaultUpgrade) is an adware application that may have sneaked into your system without your knowledge or consent. It is yet another example of a series of unwanted apps targeting macOS, such as Default Explorer,…

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Remove Click.allow.mobi Ads

Click.allow.mobi Ads Are you seeing Click.allow.mobi pop-ups and push notifications in your browser? If so, you should be careful not to click anything stemming from the Click.allow.mobi site. Click.allow.mobi is a suspicious domain that tries to tries to trick you…

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CVE-2021-32934-Critical ThroughTek Bug Could Allow Access to Access to Connected Cameras-sensorstechforum

CVE-2021-32934: Critical ThroughTek Bug Could Allow Access to Connected Cameras

A new CISA advisory warns about a critical software supply-chain vulnerability affecting ThroughTek’s SDK (software development kit). The flaw, identified as CVE-2021-32934 could be abused to gain improper access to audio and video streams. Other compromise scenarios include spoofing vulnerable…

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Remove Smart Blocker Ads

What Is Smart Blocker Browser Extension? Smart Blocker is a suspicious browser extension that may have “attached” to your browser without your knowledge or consent. Or you may have downloaded it believing it is a useful tool. Advertised as an…

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CVE-2021-30761-sensorstechforum

Patch Your iOS Device against CVE-2021-30761, CVE-2021-30762

To the attention of Apple users – the company recently released out-of-band-security patches addressing two-zero days in iOS 12.5.3. The vulnerabilities may have been exploited in the wild, so patch your devices immediately. iOS 12.5.4 Fixes Three Bugs: CVE-2021-30737, CVE-2021-30761,…

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Volkswagen Vendor Data Breach Exposed Details of 3.3 Million Customers-sensorstechforum

Volkswagen Vendor Data Breach Exposed Details of 3.3 Million Customers

A large-scale data breach has affected one of Volkswagen’s vendors, exposing personal details of 3.3 million customers. The vendor left one of its systems open for two years, between August 2019 and May 2021. Volkswagen Data Breach: What Happened? “On…

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google adds client-side encryption to google workspace-sensorstechforum

Google Workspace Client-Side Encryption Significantly Improves Security

According to a new Google announcement, the search giant is rolling out client-side encryption for its Google Workspace, previously known as G Suite. The new addition synchronizes with Google Workspace and Google Chat’s broader availability to all users with a…

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CVE-2019-7481 VPN Flaw Weaponized by Ransomware Operators-sensorstechforum

CVE-2019-7481 VPN Flaw Weaponized by Ransomware Operators

Security researchers are warning that cybercriminals are leveraging an older SQL injection security flaw, known as CVE-2019-7481. The vulnerability is located in SonicWall Secure Remote Access (SRA) 4600 devices that run firmware versions 8.x and 9.x. CVE-2019-7481 Currently Used in…

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hackers breach electronic arts and steal fifa source code

FIFA Source Code Stolen in Attack Against Electronic Arts

Hackers recently breached Electronic Arts (EA), a company which is a leading publisher of games. As a result of the hack, FIFA’s source code and other related software and developer kits were stolen. The company is currently investigating the attack.…

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Update Your Google Chrome to Fix the CVE-2021-30551 Vulnerability

Have you patched your Chrome browser? Google just fixed a serious vulnerability in its browser, stemming from a type confusion issue in its V8 open-source engine. Tracked as CVE-2021-30551, the vulnerability was discovered by Sergei Glazunov from Google Project Zero.…

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Remove Baxter Ransomware (.baxter Virus File)

What Is Baxter Virus File? Security researchers reported a new ransomware circling the web. Called Baxter virus, the ransomware renames the files it encrypts by adding the karusjok@gmail.com email address, a string of random characters, and the .baxter extension to…

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Intel Just Fixed 132 Vulnerabilities, Some of Which Severe (CVE-2021-0133)

Intel Just Fixed 132 Vulnerabilities, Some of Which Severe (CVE-2021-0133)

Intel just released 29 security advisories addressing 132 various issues in the BIOS firmware of Intel processors. Affected products include Bluetooth products, Active Management Technology tools, the NUC Mini PC machines, and Intel’s own security library. According to Jerry Bryant,…

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Remove Read-the-news.online Ads and Push Notifications

Have you come across a suspicious website, called read-the-news.online, trying to trick you into subscribing to its push notifications? Beware that this website may not be safe to use, as it may redirect you to suspicious pages deployed for scams…

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RockYou2021 Collection Contains 8,459,060,239 Unique Passwords-sensorstechforum

Privacy Alert: RockYou2021 Collection Contains 8,459,060,239 Unique Passwords

In the past few years, we have reported several record-breaking password data collections, pointing at large-scale data breaches. It seems that one of the largest such collections, dubbed RockYou2021, has now been shared on a popular hacker forum. Allegedly, the…

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CVE-2021-33742-Microsoft Just Fixed 6 Security Bugs Exploited in the Wild-sensorstechforum

CVE-2021-33742: Microsoft Just Fixed 6 Security Bugs Exploited in the Wild

Microsoft just fixed 50 vulnerabilities in June 2021 Patch Tuesday, five of which rated critical, and the rest important. Six of the vulnerabilities are currently deployed in malicious attacks, three of which are publicly known. The actively exploited flaws include…

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Experts Verdict- Apple App Store Full of Scams and Fleeceware Apps-sensorstechforum

Experts’ Verdict: Apple App Store Packed with Scams and Fleeceware Apps

We all know about the scams and dangers often lurking in Google Play Store. Now it turns out that Apple App Store is not that different, either. According to a new analysis conducted by Washington Post, fraud is widespread across…

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Siloscape- the First Malware to Target Windows Server Containers-sensorstechforum

Siloscape: the First Malware to Target Windows Server Containers

Siloscape is the name of the first known malware targeting entirely Windows Server containers with the intention to infect Kubernetes clusters in cloud environments. The malware was discovered by Palo Alto Unit 42’s security researcher Daniel Prizmant: In March 2021,…

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