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This new variant of Mirai botnet malware is targeting network-attached storage devices

This new variant of Mirai botnet malware is targeting network-attached storage devices

Mukashi malicious software exploits the vulnerability (CVE-2020-9054) in Zyxel NAS devices, thus allowing attackers to execute code as well as using the attack in the wild

https://www.zdnet.com/article/this-new-variant-of-mirai-botnet-malware-is-targeting-network-attached-storage-devices/?&web_view=true

Unprotected Elasticsearch Server Leaks 5 Billion Records

Unprotected Elasticsearch Server Leaks 5 Billion Records

Every day we are notified of attacks due to lack of data security, it is difficult to understand that many companies are still ignoring such an important issue. Another data breach statement has been issued on the Rogers Canadian website. Due to the lack of security, this ensured access to personal data.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/rogers-data-breach-exposed-customer-info-in-unsecured-database/

Android Stalkerware MonitorMinor spies, steals & evades

Android Stalkerware MonitorMinor spies, steals & evades

During the whole global bustle, hackers do not defile; on the contrary, they intensify attacks, seeing our disorganization and agitation. Not long ago, Kaspersky discovered a new hacking software called MonitorMinor that steals data and can track the user. Increased attention can help you avoid problems.

https://www.hackread.com/android-stalkerware-monitorminor-spies-steals-evades/

Blizzard hit by massive DDoS attack; EA Sports facing lagging issue

Blizzard hit by massive DDoS attack; EA Sports facing lagging issue

DDoS attacks are most noticeable during the holiday, and at that time, youth play a lot of games. The situation became more severe during the Coronavirus when employees started working from home; it turns out that DDoS attacks have intensified. Employees at home are also unfortunate pleasure of playing and killing free time, which caused hackers to hit the giant Blizzard DDoS games giant, which is already disrupting services around the world today.

https://www.hackread.com/blizzard-ddos-attack-ea-sports-lagging-issue/

The Palmtop Computers

The Palmtop Computers

In the late 1960s, hand-sized computers appear on the market. The portable computer (H / PC) format was smaller than a standard laptop. The Palmtop Computers was equipped with an operating system, had an additional screen, and it was possible to install and operate the application. At first, it served as a notebook, and over time it has been improved with a camera, camcorder, e-book reader, MP3 players, and even GPS. In newer models, they obtained Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless connectivity. However, the glory period did not last long. Mobile phones have forced many manufacturers to abandon Palm OS and announced it is over. The company tried to save itself by launching a new system – webOS – but failed to break iOS, Android, or Blackberry. In 2010 HP bought the failing Palm, unfortunately even such a giant did not save a great legend.

Lonely people

Lonely people

I found some great music on YouTube. In this hard time, I feel happier to share with you. Stay healthy.

“I was given a few free credits to test out a service called Rotor, an automated online music-video creation tool. I clicked some checkboxes in their dashboard and behold: this is the music video A.I. hath made — a fun and frenzied visual party for the song “Lonely People” off my album THE GREAT MAKE BELIEVER.” Chris Robley