Widespread Apple ID Phishing Attack Pretends to be App Store Receipts
A widespread and sneaky phishing campaign is underway that pretends to be a purchase confirmation from the Apple App store. Once a user clicks the link, down the rabbit hole they go. […]ASUS, GIGABYTE Drivers Contain Code Execution Vulnerabilities – PoCs Galore
Four drivers from ASUS and GIGABYTE come with several vulnerabilities that can be leveraged by an attacker to gain higher permissions on the system and to execute arbitrary code. […]Remote Firmware Attack Renders Servers Unbootable
Security researchers have found a way to corrupt the firmware of a critical component usually found in servers to turn the systems into an unbootable hardware assembly. The recovery procedure requires physical intervention to replace the malicious firmware....No, You Don’t Need to Disable Password Recovery Questions on Windows 10
Recently a group of researchers described a scenario wherein password recovery questions were used to break into Windows 10 PCs. This has led to some suggesting disabling the feature. But you don’t need to do this if you’re a home computer user. So, What’s Going on...Windows 10’s October Update is Now Widely Available, Here’s How to Get It
Microsoft’s Windows 10 October Update has had its fair share of issues, but now it’s widely available for all users. The thing is, you still may have to pull it manually. Here’s what you need to know. The October 2018 Update, which is Version 1809, has been plagued...Windows 10’s New Sandbox Feature is Everything We’ve Always Wanted
Whether it’s a program you found on the Internet or something that came in your email, running executable files has always been risky. Testing software in clean systems requires virtual machine (VM) software and a separate Windows license to run inside the VM....