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QNAP Removes Backdoor Account In NAS Backup, Disaster Recovery App
QNAP Removes Backdoor Account In NAS Backup, Disaster Recovery App
QNAP Removes Backdoor Account In NAS Backup, Disaster Recovery App
QNAP Removes Backdoor Account In NAS Backup, Disaster Recovery App
QNAP Removes Backdoor Account In NAS Backup, Disaster Recovery App

QNAP Removes Backdoor Account In NAS Backup, Disaster Recovery App

QNAP Removes Backdoor Account In NAS Backup, Disaster Recovery App Update: QNAP confirmed that Qlocker ransomware has used the removed backdoor account to hack into some customers’ NAS devices and encrypt their files. There appears to be a number of users affected by Ransomware (QLocker) due to this vulnerability. Please Update your HBS3 version ASAP QNAP has addressed a

Attackers Can Hide ‘External Sender’ Email Warnings With HTML And CSS

Attackers Can Hide ‘External Sender’ Email Warnings With HTML And CSS

Attackers Can Hide ‘External Sender’ Email Warnings With HTML And CSS The “external sender” warnings shown to email recipients by clients like Microsoft Outlook can be hidden by the sender, as demonstrated by a researcher. Turns out, all it takes for attackers to alter the “external sender” warning, or remove it altogether from emails is just a few lines of

Signal CEO Gives Mobile-Hacking Firm A Taste Of Being Hacked

Signal CEO Gives Mobile-Hacking Firm A Taste Of Being Hacked

Signal CEO Gives Mobile-Hacking Firm A Taste Of Being Hacked Software developed by data extraction company Cellebrite contains vulnerabilities that allow arbitrary code execution on the device, claims Moxie Marlinspike, the creator of the encrypted messaging app Signal. Cellebrite products are commonly used by police and governments to unlock iOS and Android phones and extract

Microsoft Autoruns Is Crashing When Listing Windows 10 Startups

Microsoft Autoruns Is Crashing When Listing Windows 10 Startups

Microsoft Autoruns Is Crashing When Listing Windows 10 Startups A recent update to Microsoft’s Sysinternals Autoruns program is causing the program to crash as its scans for autostarts in Windows. For those not familiar with Autoruns, it is a free utility from Microsoft that enumerates all the programs that automatically start on a Windows machine.

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