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Why ‘malware as a service’ is becoming a serious problem
There was a distinct surge in separate malware campaigns delivering the same payload last year, research shows, suggesting hackers are increasingly procuring tools from ‘malware as a service’ platforms. The malware as a service model is becoming the dominant mode of cyber attacks as the cyber crime space continues to mature into a lucrative ecosystem for hackers for hire. New…
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The best streaming service deals for February 2025
It being winter and all, there’s a high probability that many of us are spending more time bingeing TV shows and movies indoors than we might otherwise. And while it’s true that most streaming services don’t cost much in comparison to most of the tech we cover, we all know monthly subscription fees have a way of adding up. Before…
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5 easy ways to score free streaming service subscriptions — here’s how
Subscribing to the best streaming services gets expensive. With price hikes coming more frequently than a new season of “Stranger Things,” it’s not uncommon to think about whether or not you really need to be subscribed to every streaming service or if it’s time to finally cancel Netflix. However, there are ways to score free streaming without requiring sticking to…
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New FinalDraft malware abuses Outlook mail service for stealthy comms
A new malware called FinalDraft has been using Outlook email drafts for command-and-control communication in attacks against a ministry in a South American country. The attacks were discovered by Elastic Security Labs and rely on a complete toolset that includes a custom malware loader named PathLoader, the FinalDraft backdoor, and multiple post-exploitation utilities. The abuse of Outlook, in this case, aims to…
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What is Web Hosting? How Web Hosting Service Works?
If you’ve ever wondered how websites appear on the internet, the answer lies in web hosting. Web hosting is a service that stores website files on a server and makes them accessible to visitors worldwide. Every website—whether a simple blog or a large e-commerce store—needs hosting to function. Think of web hosting like renting space online. Just as a physical…
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Sky ECC encrypted service distributors arrested in Spain, Netherlands
Four distributors of the encrypted communications service Sky ECC, used extensively by criminals, were arrested in Spain and the Netherlands. According to an announcement by the Spanish police, the two suspects arrested in the country were the leading global distributors of the service, generating over €13.5 million ($14M) in profits. Investigation into the communications service, its sellers, and customers started…
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How to Choose the Best Proxy Service for Your Business
Proxy services are tools that act as intermediaries between a user’s device and the internet. Proxies route online activity through an alternate IP address to enhance anonymity. For businesses, proxies are critical for protecting sensitive data, accessing geographically restricted resources, and conducting activities like web scraping, ad verification, and competitor analysis without detection. They also improve browsing speeds, support scalable…
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Which data removal service is best?
Are you trying to decide between Incogni and Optery? These data removal services improve your online privacy by removing you from people search sites. However, each provider has some key differences that may affect your decision. Keep reading to find out which data removal service we recommend. Removing your personal information from data brokers is essential to protect your privacy…
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Cisco warns of denial of service flaw with PoC exploit code
Cisco has released security updates to patch a ClamAV denial-of-service (DoS) vulnerability, which has proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit code. Tracked as CVE-2025-20128, the vulnerability is caused by a heap-based buffer overflow weakness in the Object Linking and Embedding 2 (OLE2) decryption routine, allowing unauthenticated, remote attackers to trigger a DoS condition on vulnerable devices. If this vulnerability is successfully exploited, it…
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‘People use it much more than we expected’: Sam Altman says OpenAI is ‘losing money’ despite launching $200 ChatGPT Pro subscription service
OpenAI is worried about its costs despite raising $20 billion in funding and growing to 300 million active users — and it’s all down to its popularity. That’s according to CEO Sam Altman, who earlier this month revealed the company was losing money on professional-level subscriptions despite them costing $200 a month. The company unveiled its professional tier in December…
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