Invisible Empire

Many computers are being attacked all together that are infected differently. Targeted attacks attempt to infect the network of a single target company or organization, or enter a specially developed Trojan agent on a single server in the organization's network infrastructure. Who Is The Target? Cybercriminals generally target companies that process or store information that can be exploited by criminals for personal gain. Typical objectives include: Banks Criminals attack the bank's servers or network in order to access information and illegally transfer funds from customers' bank accounts. Billing companies, such as phone companies When they choose a billing company for an attack, criminals generally seek to access customer accounts or steal valuable information, such as customer databases, financial information, or technical data. Bypass corporate security Because large companies (typically targeted by targeted computer virus attacks) tend to have a high level of IT secu

  To secure online purchases, there is a smart card with dynamic CVV (Card Verification Value, the three digits on the back of the card). A small electronic ink display screen, like the e-readers, is placed in the same location as the static CVV. A specific chip and a battery inserted in the card make it possible to manage the change of CVV every hour, in total independence from the card chip. At the same time, the issuing banks will be able to delegate or install servers operating with the same algorithm at their premises and thus making it possible to verify that the card is indeed in the possession of its owner at the time of purchase on the internet. A new way to fight against fraud. Is It Really Effective? Let's go back to the main means of credit card fraud. 1. THEFT OR PHYSICAL LOSS OF THE BANK CARD Example: Has your bank card stolen or misplaced ever happened to you? You are lucky. Between the professionals of the chip on the lookout for the slightest inattention and the di

  Pazera Trojan may be a recently discovered computer malware that spreads in active attack campaigns. The current wave of infections is thanks to a posh Android mobile threat, including this Windows-based malware. The mechanisms of infection depend upon the manipulation of the victim. Once installed on a given computer, the built-in engine will cause many dangerous actions. Read our in-depth analysis of the samples and find out how to eliminate active infections during this article. Pazera Trojan - Virus Infection Methods The Pazera Trojan may be a dangerous threat that's sent as a part of a targeted campaign with the most malware being the Trojan. Originally, this has been utilized in an attack administered by an Android Trojan, seeking to infect mobile users. Through the flowery and sophisticated chain of infections, the Pazera Trojan will install itself. Some of the observations made by security experts who analyze this malware are that the main Trojan infection that has been c

  Above all protection. We repeat it for the umpteenth time: “Never click on the links that accompany some emails and that we do not know where they lead”. It is one of the pests that currently affects computers and mobile devices. The infected computers lose most of the data since, if not all of them are the majority, the files are encrypted. From there, a message appears inviting you to pay a ransom in order to return everything to its previous state. This message is not valid, since it is materially impossible to undo what the cybercriminals have done. The only solution left is to format the computer and install all the applications again. It is clear that documents, images, videos, and other personal files will be lost. To combat ransomware we propose some suggestions, focused on taking measures and, also, on the installation of some other protective tool. These are our few recommendations: Protect your computer against possible Ransomware attacks Many of the criminals who acted (s

  These 'threats' respond to the name of Trojans, worms, computer viruses or spyware, among other possibilities. Be very careful with them! They could ruin all your information in a matter of seconds. To help you avoid this, we go over the 7 most common ways malicious software can 'sneak' onto your computer or device. Ignore The Fake Virus Warnings! Those ads that appear in pop-up windows, when you are browsing, to affirm that your computer is infected and invite you to click on them to solve the problem. They usually arise when we install or update a third program. Delete Suspicious Emails! Do not trust, even if the email you received is from your best friend, your sister or your coworker. Your device can be infected just by downloading an attachment or opening a link that contains malicious code. Also be careful with advertising emails or strangers. Make a responsible use of your email and you will avoid risks. Download The Apps From The Official Stores! One of the mo

  The ransomware is not a new threat, although the advancement of technology has brought sophistication and diversification of the attacks. Until now, cybercriminals sent malware infections through malicious links or emails, hoping that some user would open the file and thus be able to encrypt a company's data. But, despite the fact that this type of malware is still active, the current trend is marked by attacks on well-known software applications and large corporations, directly affecting backup. For this reason, more than ever, cloud storage for companies is being so important. The types of infectious attacks Today we can differentiate between three types of attacks.   Deletion of backup repositories in the cloud They are implemented by remote desktop protocols in which cybercriminals steal domain credentials, encrypt data, and delete files from the backup repository. Massive attacks They have a great reach. They pick their victims at random, hoping that a user will click on a m

  It is safe to say that you are being bombarded with advertisements when perusing on your iPhone or iPad? You may have been contaminated with the AppLock adware virus. What Is the AppLock Virus? The AppLock Virus is an irritating type of adware/malware that exclusively influences Apple-based devices. It shows users excessive numbers of promotions and now and again causes page sidetracks to different locales. All alone, it's only an aggravation, however, it can make it simple for progressively evil online dangers to show up on your system, courtesy of review perilous adverts. How Accomplishes AppLock Work? AppLock is a browser hijacker so it works by continually showing publicizing on your iPhone or iPad. It's not as hazardous as a 'genuine' virus or malware, yet it's irritating and can leave your system less secure. It has the ability to open you to ransomware dangers and different issues, by opening up such a large number of pop-ups and page diverts that you can w

  We are all annoyed to find that our mailbox is polluted with spam, unwanted emails from companies that are sometimes completely unknown to us. It's also very annoying to order on an e-commerce site and then be showered daily with newsletters that you don't even have time to open! Spam constitutes more than 70% of emails circulating on the web! 3 million spam emails are even sent every second! You are tired of receiving a mass of spam emails and want to put an end to them! Let me tell you how to simply stop spam and permanently clean your mailbox! If it's been a while since you cleaned your mailbox, take an hour or two to sort it out, it will be really useful to make your life easier on the long term! Unsubscribe from newsletters that do not interest you For newsletters (from known sites) that you no longer wish to receive, 2 possibilities: Individually click on the unsubscribe links of each newsletter concerned, or The simplest solution: simply place the newsletter in the

  The number of cyber-attacks is exploding, exploiting the fear generated by the Covid-19 crisis. Never has it been so important to educate users about cybersecurity when it has rarely been so difficult to reach them, often isolated by teleworking. Taking into account this particularly difficult context, we develop here the notion of benevolent awareness. People are the most important part of a cybersecurity strategy. It is humans who use the IS. It is humans who make the decisions about how to classify and protect information. Humans react or not to incidents However, while it has probably never been so important to educate users, it has rarely been so difficult to reach them. We are indeed living in an unprecedented situation. The health crisis follows an economic crisis of which we agree that the worst is in front of us. Many employees work from home. They have to adapt to a new organization, maybe temporary, working. More isolated, they find themselves having to adapt in a particul

  In the event that you are perusing the web and your browser is continually being redirected to a webpage you don't need, is ceaselessly overwhelmed with video commercials or pop up promotions, or is, in any case, acting peculiarly, your computer may have been contaminated with Reannewscomm.com computer virus. What Is The Reannewscomm.com Virus? The Reannewscomm.com virus is really a browser hijacker that was introduced on your system sooner or later without your knowledge. The motivation behind this undesirable software is to push you to illegitimate advertisers in any capacity possible, so it will do things like redirecting you to locales you never requested, embed commercials into destinations you ordinarily use and even redirect your browser to show undesirable promotions that regularly can't be halted with pop-up blockers. These promotions may appear to be innocuous yet the 'advertisers' are only a spread to acquire basic information about you that would then be a

  Antivirus programs whose function is to detect and remove computer viruses and other malicious programs (sometimes called malware). It is not the intention of this article to go into technicalities of how antivirus works or anything similar for that we will discussing in details, but here we are making the user aware of the importance of something so simple but at the same time with a significant impact on the security of our computers . The importance of updating our  antivirus software  is not only delegated to the Antivirus but it is a routine that we should incorporate into any program installed on the computer whose function is security. In the particular case of Antivirus, the update is necessary for the simple fact that one of the tools it has to prevent or detect the entry of computer viruses in time is detection through its database. Basically, what it does is take a piece of code from the virus in question and incorporate it into its database, so that later, either through