Archive for 2019
There are plenty of perils lurking on the World Wide Web. Compared to most of them, crypto ransomware is in the top of the hierarchy when it comes to the adverse effects. It locks down the victim’s personal data and won’t render it accessible again unless a buyout takes place. The .adobe file extension variant […]
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Online criminals continue to look for tricky ways of disseminating their malicious code. Users have become wary of obvious malware distribution tactics, such as spam attachments and fishy ads on the Internet, so the new methods mostly work out as long as they are outside that prosaic paradigm. The nsmaking.com browser virus represents a different […]
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When social engineering joins cybercrime schemes, the resulting fusion can get really toxic. Unsuspecting users are being duped into handing over their sensitive information all the time, with numerous online scams constantly making the rounds. The today.gift cards pop up virus is a harmful entity that backs one of such nefarious campaigns. What is the […]
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China, or the People’s Republic of China, is known for their strict government censorship. Media is severely suppressed in China, with television shows, movies, magazines, books, and the internet being profoundly affected. It’s no surprise then that the Chinese government would eventually target VPNs. And that’s precisely what happened when a VPN ban went into […]
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