Fake Google Meet Page Delivers PowerShell Malware
A malicious Google Meet look-alike page hosted on hijacked WordPress sites is deceiving users into run a PowerShell command that install malware on their device.
Read MoreA malicious Google Meet look-alike page hosted on hijacked WordPress sites is deceiving users into run a PowerShell command that install malware on their device.
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Read MorePatch this WordPress LMS theme vulnerability as soon as possible.
Read MoreDubbed “ClickFix”, this campaign uses fake plugins with malicious scripts imbedded in them.
Read MorePopular SEO plugin Yoast needs to be updated to keep WordPress websites secure.
Read MoreThe FBI has published a new policy for publicly traded companies regarding security breaches. Get the details and access to the complete policy here.
Read MoreAn important WordPress plugin update, and Avast defeats Akira ransomware encryption.
Read MoreA certain WordPress plugin is patched against a security flaw, and “phishing-as-a-service” is a real thing, especially against Microsoft 365 accounts.
Read MoreMore details about the LastPass breach and LearnPress plugin users need to apply the latest update to address multiple security flaws.
Read MoreDisappearing shortcuts are the result of an over-zealous Defender, and there are a few WordPress plugins that should be updated. Read more for the latest on these issues.
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