Zoom has been there for nine years, but the urgent need for an easy-to-use video application during coronavirus violence has made it a beloved tool for millions of people. Although Zoom is an effective solution for online video conferencing, it is not the best choice for privacy and security. The Windows Zoom Client is vulnerable […]
The continuing coronavirus breakout is becoming an opportunity for attackers to introduce variety of malware attacks, phishing, and build scam sites and malicious tracker applications. Now in a new trend, third-party Android app developers have started using this scenario to use coronavirus-related keywords in their application names, descriptions, or package names and to insert a […]
Microsoft released a new advisory for the safety of billions of Windows users on two critical, unpatched zero day flaw that could allow hackers to take full control of targeted computers. According to Microsoft, the unpatched vulnerabilities can affect all supported versions of the Windows operating system including Windows 10, 8.1 and Server 2008, 2012, […]
VMware fixed Critical Vulnerability Reportedly, the vulnerability which was existed was targeting guest to host interaction. In particular, the bug allowed guest apps to issue commands to hosts. VMware emphasized that a critical vulnerability (CVE-2020-3947) exists in Workstation and Fusion. The vendors have claimed it a critical bug with a CVSS score of 9.3. The […]
Over the past few months, there are number of reports of hackers using the global COVID-19 pandemic to attack users to steal financial credentials and now in the latest trend, cyber criminals have launched a malicious coronovirus software application. When any user comes to the site, they will be asked to download the Android app. […]