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Adobe Patches 78 Vulnerabilities in Today's Flash Update
Adobe has released an update for Adobe Flash that resolves a whopping 78 vulnerabilities. This is a required update for anyone who has Flash installed as these vulnerabilities are known to be used in the wild to install malware and other attacks.
- December 08, 2015
- 02:37 PM
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Microsoft Releases 12 Security Updates for December's Patch Tuesday
Today Microsoft released their October Patch Tuesday updates that consists of 12 security updates, with eight of them being marked as critical due to vulnerabilities allowing remote code execution. All Windows users should install these security updates immediately.
- December 08, 2015
- 01:47 PM
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Xbox One Breaks Records during Black Friday
Microsoft announced record sales and engagement for Xbox One over the Black Friday week. Also announced is the increased adoption of Windows 10 by PC gamers.
- December 04, 2015
- 05:50 PM
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New Deal: 40% off the Zus Smart Car Charger & Locator
The BleepingComputer Deal store has a great deal today on a gadget called the Zus Charger and Car Locator. Discounted 40% to $29.99, this device includes two high output chargers and an app that allows you to locate your car when it is "lost" in a large lot.
- December 04, 2015
- 09:00 AM
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CryptoWall 4.0 being distributed by Angler Exploit Kit as part of large Malware Campaign
Heimdall Security has discovered that a large campaign utilizing the Angler Exploit kit is underway that is distributing CryptoWall 4.0 along with other malware. This campaign utilizes hacked websites that have been compromised to display the Angler exploit kit to unwitting visitors.
- December 02, 2015
- 06:19 PM
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Adobe Flash being renamed to Adobe Animate CC but Flash is far from Dead
Adobe has announced that in early 2016 they will be renaming Adobe Flash Professional to Adobe Animate CC. This move will not make Flash more secure, but shows that Adobe recognizes it needs to move away from Flash to more secure technologies. A name change, though, does not mean Flash is going anywhere and will still be a a problem
- December 02, 2015
- 10:41 AM
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New Deal: Pay What You Want Learn to Code Bundle
We have a new deal today for a Pay What You Want: Learn to Code Bundle where 10% of the proceeds go to the Project Hope charity. With the Pay What You Want bundles, you are able to get these courses for as little as you want to pay while helping charities.
- December 02, 2015
- 09:00 AM
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VTech Breach contained Pictures of Children and texts with Parents
A security breach in VTech has allowed a hacker to get the personal information of about 5 million parents and over 200,000 children. To make matters worse, it was discovered this weekend that picture's of children who use the VTech service and their text messages with their parents were obtained as well.
- December 01, 2015
- 03:25 PM
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New TeslaCrypt version adds the .VVV Extension to Encrypted Files
A new version of the TeslaCrypt ransomware has been released that changes the ransom note filenames and uses the new .vvv extension for encrypted files. Unfortunately, at this time there is still no way of decrypting files encrypted by this version of TeslaCrypt.
- November 30, 2015
- 05:28 PM
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BleepingComputer Cyber Monday Sale: 25% off All Online Courses
It is Cyber Monday at BleepingComputer and we have 25% off all online courses, excluding Pay What You Want courses, for today only! In our Deals Store we have a wide range of online courses available ranging CompTIA certification courses to learning how to program in IOS and Xcode..
- November 30, 2015
- 11:47 AM
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Black Friday Tech Deals Mashup
Black Friday is here and we have gathered some great deals that we could find that we thought our visitors would enjoy. Though this list wont be pretty, we hope that some of these deals save you some money during the holidays!
- November 26, 2015
- 11:53 AM
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CryptoWall 4 being distributed as a NSIS installer through Exploit Kits
CryptoWall 4.0 has been discovered being installed via the Nuclear Exploit kit. As an added twist, the malware payload is also being delivered as a NSIS installer that when executed installs the CryptoWall 4.0 ransomware.
- November 25, 2015
- 05:06 PM
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CryptInfinite or DecryptorMax Ransomware Decrypted
A new file-encrypting ransomware has been floating around this past week called CryptInfinite or DecryptorMax. At first this ransomware looked secure, but with further analysis by Fabian Wosar, it was discovered that a decrypter could be made that would recover your files for free.
- November 20, 2015
- 04:21 PM
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New Deal: 56% off a Monster Digital 128GB Portable SSD Drive
A new deal is available for 56% off a Monster Digital 128GB Portable SSD Drive. This portable drive is normally $79.95, but is discounted 56% to $34.99.. This drive includes a detachable USB 3.0 cable and comes with 3 years of free data recovery.
- November 18, 2015
- 09:00 AM
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Chimera Ransomware uses a Peer-To-Peer Decryption Service
The Chimera Ransomware uses a new technique for distributing decryption keys through a peer-to-peer messaging application called Bitmessage. This method provides a very easy method of pushing decryption keys out to the victim while staying anonymous behind the peer-to-peer network.
- November 17, 2015
- 01:56 PM
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New TeslaCrypt version Released with Minimal Changes
A new variant of TeslaCrypt has been released that utilizes the same .CCC extension for encrypted files, but now uses the _how_recover_
.HTML and _how_recover_ .TXT filenames for the ransom notes. - November 17, 2015
- 10:04 AM
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New Deal: 92% off of the White Hat Security Hacker Bundle
A new deal was released yesterday for 92% off of a White Hat Security Hacker Bundle. These courses normally go for $622.00, but have been discounted 92% to $49.00 USD. For those who wish to learn about penetration testing and how to protect your environment from web threats, this looks like an interesting bundle.
- November 16, 2015
- 02:18 PM
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Code.org and Microsoft partner for a Minecraft Hour of Code
Microsoft and Code.org have partnered to release a new Hour of Code installment based around the popular Minecraft game. In this installment of Hour of Code, you learn how to control either Steve or Alex as they perform various tasks in a top-down Minecraft world.
- November 16, 2015
- 12:52 PM
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Google Updates Safe Browsing to warn about Deceptive Sites
Google has updated their Safe Browsing feature to warn visitors of sites that are considered deceptive. Google categorizes deceptive sites as ones that pretend to act, or try to look and feel, like a trusted company or ones that try to trick you into doing something like calling for tech support or installing software.
- November 16, 2015
- 11:53 AM
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New Ransomware as a Service announced called Cryptolocker Service
A new Ransomware as a Service has been discovered called the Cryptolocker Service. This service states it will go live in the next few days and allow affiliates to distribute their ransomware for a 10% commission.
- November 13, 2015
- 12:59 PM
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Remove the Theonlinesearch.com Search Redirect
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Remove the Smashapps.net Search Redirect
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