Hacking and 5G
December 11, 2020If we all know the benefits that 5G promises, that is, more connectivity power, we should also remember that that… Continue Reading
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2 things to learn about telecommuting and computer security
December 11, 2020Since March 2020, more than 30% of French employees now work remotely. In the context of containment related to the… Continue Reading
FireEye: the hacked security company
December 10, 2020Cybercrime does not really limit these targets. Indeed, the computer security company, whose specialty is to hunt hackers has itself… Continue Reading
Finland hit by computer attack that endangers data of thousands of patients
December 10, 2020Several psychotherapy patients have been affected by a computer attack. An attack in which hackers stole personal information from his… Continue Reading
The Open Source Security Foundation: Better late than never
December 8, 2020It has been put on the table several times the difficulty of being able to work in such a way… Continue Reading
TrickBot according to AdvIntel
December 8, 2020Recently in a report published by the company AdvIntel, it was observed the movement of a new Module TrickBot, called… Continue Reading
Cyberattacks 2020: More and more victims
December 8, 2020The number of victims of computer attacks continues to grow. Since the beginning of the year, the IT sector has… Continue Reading
UEFI: TrickBot's persistent target
December 8, 2020Recently computer security researchers AdvIntel made an amazing discovery. A TrickBot module allowing malware to persist and continue to act… Continue Reading
Open Source: these security flaws that go unnoticed at the expense of the community
December 7, 2020Recently, experts have highlighted a fact that presents itself as problematic. It's the fact that vulnerabilities that affect open source… Continue Reading
More innovative malware in 2021
December 7, 2020In a report provided by a Computer Security specialist Nuspire, there has been a fairly meteoric increase in malware. This… Continue Reading