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Swiss cheesed off as postal service used to spread malware
Switzerland's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has issued an alert about malware being spread via the country's postal ...
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If You've Downloaded Malware, Try These Fixes Before a Factory Reset
Remove malware by booting into Safe Mode and scanning the computer for malicious files. Disconnect from the internet to ...
Middle Schooler's Headaches 'Passed Off as a Virus' Until His Mom Demanded a CT Scan: 'Worst Possible Result'
Elijah Portillo was struggling with headaches and dizziness at school — then his family learned he had a brain tumor at the ...
9 Steps to Take if You Accidentally Download Malware on Windows
To boot into Safe Mode, go to Settings > System > Recovery, and click "Restart Now" under Advanced Startup. After your system restarts, navigate to Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Startup Settings > ...
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Effective Ways to Detect and Eliminate Malware from Your Android Device
A comprehensive guide to identifying and eliminating malware while providing preventive measures to keep your Android device ...
North Korean malware evades Apple notarization, targets macOS users
North Korean hackers created malware capable of bypassing Apple's notarization process, a first seen for macOS.
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Stay Safe From Holiday Scams
Financial Literacy Sponsored by JPMorganChase The holidays are a time to celebrate with loved ones, not falling victim to ...
Malware: Avoid detection with flanged ZIP
IT researchers have discovered malware that escapes detection by virus scanners by concatenating ZIP files. Windows users who ...
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Middle Schooler's Headaches 'Passed Off as a Virus' Until His Mom Demanded a CT Scan: 'Worst Possible Result'
and his symptoms were passed off as a virus,” the GoFundMe states. Elijah’s mother, Michelle, took her son to the emergency room and talked them into doing a CT scan — and that’s when ...
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New Malware Spreads to Windows PCs Through Gaming Apps
Researchers have uncovered a new malware, Winos4.0, which spreads undetected by hiding in gaming-related apps on Windows, ...