In Edition No. 99 of Internet Security Week , localiza suffers cyber attack, Brazilian cards for sale at Dark Web, new Vulnerability of Windows and much more.
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Localiza suffers cyber attack and can restore systems
In the early hours of Tuesday (11), websites of the location company located were down. On the afternoon of the same day, the company confirmed, through a statement to the market, that the situation occurred because of a virtual security incident that hit the institution's systems.
By Dácio Castelo Branco in Canaltech
Noreboot: Attack simulates smartphone restart
To be absolutely sure that your phone is not tracking you or listening to conversations, you can turn it off. It seems logical; That way, even if the phone is infected with severe spyware, it can do nothing.
By Alex Drozhzhin in Kaspersky Daily
227,000 Brazilian cards are on sale at Dark Web
In the ranking, the most affected country was the United States, with more than 1.5 million cards, followed by Australia, with almost 420 thousand.
In Ciso Advisor
Alert to companies about the blow of criminals sending Pen Drives with Ransomware by the Post Office
Criminals have sent USB devices through the post office for the purpose of installing ransomware on the computer of US companies and kidnaps confidential files.
By Francisco suede in welivesecurity
Microsoft: New Critical Vulnerability of Windows HTTP
Microsoft has corrected a critical flaw marked as Wormable and found it affects the latest versions of Windows to desktop and server, including Windows 11 and Windows Server 2022.
By Sergiu Gatlan in Bleeping Computer
Block Home Office Sites: An important action for companies
As much as it may seem extreme or antipatic, blocking websites and home office is an important process of management and safety on the company's internet.
By Kelvin Zimmer in Lumiun Blog
Trickbot, Emotet and Log4J are the most active malware in Brazil
Trickbot, Emotet and Log4J were the most impacted malware in Brazil and the world in late 2021, according to the Global Threat Index of Check Point Research (CPR), the Check Point Software Intelligence Intelligence Division.
In Ciso Advisor
Cybercriminals use Pix QR Code in a new blow
Two new fraud formats: The first is well known and extremely common at this time of year: the famous fake bills/accounts. The news is the presence of QR Code as a payment option-cybercriminals send false invoices directed to small and medium enterprises.
By Nathaliasica in Kaspersky Daily
Sysjoker malware is able to hide in any operating system
Multi -steps attacks with a focus on Sysjoker's tactics, a new malware discovered in mid -December and that is becoming a point of attention to security experts.
By Felipe Demartini in Canaltech
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