Microsoft Corporation's Patch Tuesday release today fixed 67 bugs, including two that have been actively exploited in zero-day attacks, and another two whose details became public.
A recently uncovered tech support scam campaign has compromised thousands of websites with malicious ad injections that redirect users to a browser locker page that claims their computers are infected.
Phishing emails supposedly from Airbnb hosts seem to be directed to business addresses and ask potential victims to accept a new privacy policy in the lead up to GDPR.
The volume of ransomware attacks in 2017 increased dramatically, but almost all of this growth was due to the appearance of WannaCry, a new report states.
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