Windows 10 will list unused files and apps you can remove
Windows 10 has a new feature called “User cleanup recommendations,” so you can open a list of unused files and applications that you can delete to make disk space.
NASA under ‘significantly increasing’ hacking, phishing attacks
NASA’s tools successfully blocked the wave of cyberattacks. As it turns out, phishing is twice as large, and there is an increase in the number of malware attacks. Nasa suggested looking at guidelines from the Cybernetic and Infrastructure Security Agency on defense against social engineering and phishing
Bringing the Cloud Experience to the Data Center
Thanks to the cloud, most entrepreneurs thought they would eliminate running their servers or locating infrastructure in their own data center. However, in the last few years, the hybrid that has been an aspiration is now associated as the choice model for most businesses.
https://www.computerworld.com/article/3512045/bringing-the-cloud-experience-to-the-data-center.html
600,000 people affected in email provider breach
The hacker attack was confirmed by an Italian email provider. Over 600,000 users’ personal data has been stolen and put up for sale in the dark network. The whole situation came to light on Sunday, as perpetrators disseminated information on Twitter about the site selling data.
https://www.welivesecurity.com/2020/04/07/600000-people-affected-email-provider-breach/
Dark Nexus: A New Emerging IoT Botnet Malware Spotted in the Wild
A new threat that has emerged via the IoT botnet uses a smart device to launch an attack. The botnet called “dark_nexus” pushes authentication data onto devices such as routers, (from Dasan Zhone, Dlink, and ASUS), video recorders, thermal cameras and connects them to the botnet
https://thehackernews.com/2020/04/darknexus-iot-ddos-botnet.html
Unveiled: How xHelper Android Malware Re-Installs Even After Factory Reset
Researchers are trying to discover how malicious Android xHelper software re-installs after being removed by users, the strangest situation is that it can survive even after a factory reset.
https://thehackernews.com/2020/04/how-to-remove-xhelper-malware.html
Why the coronavirus lockdown makes you more vulnerable to phishing scams
Watch out for e-mails that impersonate company correspondence with malicious attachments. A lot of information and help for you can turn out to be a scam script. One oversight is enough to strip your account. Be cautious because criminals do not give up even in the current situation; on the contrary, they use it even more.
Huawei’s first OLED TV looks insane — but I’m not sure I want one
The new TV equipment will bring many changes in this area. Huawei will be equipped with an OLED display; the Chinese will implement individual sensors that will adapt the colors and brightness to the lighting in the room while improving the clarity of emitted scenes. TV control is to take place without the participation of a remote control or voice comments; Huawei prefers the gesture system.
https://thenextweb.com/plugged/2020/04/07/huaweis-first-oled-tv-smart-x65-privacy-analysis/
5 Signs You’re About To Get Hacked – And What You Can Do To Prevent It
Small and medium enterprises are often convinced that they have no particular thread, which may interest hackers. How wrong they are. Employees, contractors, and intellectual values are a priority, and most importantly, they function in the business ecosystem.
45% of Employees Don’t Know How to Respond to Ransomware Attacks: Research
The situation is still difficult, and research is showing that knowledge of ransomware is extremely general or none. As it turns out, yet 45% of respondents in North America, the USA, and Canada confirmed that they do not know how to respond to an attack.
https://www.cisomag.com/45-of-employees-dont-know-how-to-respond-to-ransomware-attacks-research/