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AmiViz to present BlackBerry Cyber Suite solutions at GITEX

2021-10-17
By: Staff Reporter
On: October 17, 2021
In: News, GITEX

At this year, BlackBerry has partnered with AmiViz, the Middle East region’s first enterprise B2B marketplace for the weeklong show, GITEX to present BlackBerry Cyber Suite solutions powered by advanced AI, ML, and automation technologies that can enable regional organisations to adopt a prevention-first security posture.Read More…

Microsoft says Israeli group sold tools to hack Windows

2021-07-18
By: Arya Devi
On: July 18, 2021
In: News

Microsoft and technology human rights organization Citizen Lab claimed that an Israeli group offered a tool to hack into Microsoft Windows, revealing light on the increasing industry of identifying and selling methods to attack widely used software.Read More…

Trojans are the most widespread type of malware finds Kaspersky

2020-07-07
By: Subha Bhargavi
On: July 7, 2020
In: News

The Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal helps analysts to reveal the background of an attack such as the intended target, origin and popularity etc more quickly. Kaspersky experts examined free requests to the Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal to reveal which threats malicious objects processed by the portalRead More…

Zero-day flaw in Windows allows attackers to hijack remote desktop sessions

2019-06-06
By: Anita Joseph
On: June 6, 2019
In: News

A zero-day vulnerability has been found that affects Windows systems with active Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) sessions. Called CVE-2019-9510, the vulnerability lies in Windows RDP Network Level Authentication(NLA) that allows attackers to bypass Windows lock screen and permit unauthorized access to the system. Those systems with Windows 10 (version 1803Read More…

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