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Android Emulator Supply-Chain Attack Targets Gamers With Malware ESET researchers have discovered that the updating mechanism of NoxPlayer, an Android emulator for Windows and macOS, made by Hong Kong-based company BigNox, was compromised by an unknown threat actor and used to infect gamers with malware. NoxPlayer is used by gamers from over 150 countries around
SpamCop Anti-spam Service Suffers An Outage After Its Domain Expired Cisco’s SpamCop anti-spam service suffered an outage Sunday after its domain was mistakenly allowed to expire. SpamCop provides a Real-time Blackhole List (RBL) that mail servers can use to determine if incoming mail should be considered spam. Mail servers that use the SpamCop RBL service perform
Many Cybersecurity Job Candidates Are Subpar, While On-the-Job Training Falls Short With demand for skilled cybersecurity workers so high, is it really surprising that most companies are seeing fewer qualified applicants? Half of cybersecurity professionals do not believe they are prepared to respond to a cyberattack, with both lack of skills and training at fault,
For Microsoft, Cybersecurity Has Become Bigger Than Business Since the cybersecurity firm FireEye hired Microsoft to help investigate a hack at the federal contractor SolarWinds, Microsoft has helped clean up the mess, alerted victims and distributed other details meant to fend off alleged Russian spies. Microsoft did all of that as it wrestled with its