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Techie Avoids Remote Internship Scam, Shares Key Tips: 'Trust Your Instincts'
A techie shared their experience of evading a remote internship scam by questioning recruiters about software on their personal laptops.
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CBI Busts Cybercrime Gang That Duped US Citizens Of Over Rs 350 Crore, 3 Arrested
The CBI has busted a sophisticated cybercrime syndicate that siphoned off more than Rs 350 crore from US citizens since 2023, arresting three alleged fraudsters who bilked unsuspecting victims posing as tech support, officials said on Monday.
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Microsoft SharePoint Servers in Thousands of Firms Targeted Using ToolShell Zero-Day Vulnerability
Microsoft has warned customers about active attacks exploiting a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in its SharePoint server software. Malicious actors are using this flaw to gain unauthorised and persistent access to on-premise servers, and thousands of organisations could be affected. Attackers may retain access even after servers are patc...
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Samsung Lets Users Try Out Stable One UI 7.0 on Galaxy S24 FE via Remote Test Lab
Samsung unveiled a stable version of One UI 7 based on Android 15 alongside the Galaxy S25 series during its Galaxy Unpacked event earlier this month. The new software will soon make its way to older models like the Galaxy S24 series and Galaxy S24 FE. Ahead of the public rollout, users can check out the stable One UI 7.0 on Galaxy S24 FE virtuall...
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Microsoft Outlook Hack ‘Active Threat’, Says White House Despite Patch
White House has said the Microsoft Outlook hack that is said to have compromised 20,000 US organisations was still an “active threat” and that network operators should “take it very seriously”. This is despite Microsoft releasing a patch last week.
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New Bluetooth Bug With Remote Access Vulnerabilities Surfaces, Fix Deployed
Tracked as CVE-2018-5383, this Bluetooth bug seems to have affected both the "Secure Simple Pairing" and "Secure Connections" processes of Bluetooth standard and Bluetooth LE, respectively.
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Nintendo Switch Hackers Being Banned From Online Services: Reports
Nintendo has started handing out bans to Switch users who have attempted to hack the console and run homebrew software, according to reports.
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Chrome to Actively Warn Mac Users Against Malware; Google Finds Bug in ESET Antivirus for Mac
Google Chrome will soon start warning macOS users about the software that attempts to modify the Chrome settings without using the API.
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LogMeIn Acquires LastPass for $125 Million
The remote-access specialist has acquired the popular password-management software developer for $125 Million.
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Techie Avoids Remote Internship Scam, Shares Key Tips: 'Trust Your Instincts'
A techie shared their experience of evading a remote internship scam by questioning recruiters about software on their personal laptops.
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CBI Busts Cybercrime Gang That Duped US Citizens Of Over Rs 350 Crore, 3 Arrested
The CBI has busted a sophisticated cybercrime syndicate that siphoned off more than Rs 350 crore from US citizens since 2023, arresting three alleged fraudsters who bilked unsuspecting victims posing as tech support, officials said on Monday.
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Microsoft SharePoint Servers in Thousands of Firms Targeted Using ToolShell Zero-Day Vulnerability
Microsoft has warned customers about active attacks exploiting a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in its SharePoint server software. Malicious actors are using this flaw to gain unauthorised and persistent access to on-premise servers, and thousands of organisations could be affected. Attackers may retain access even after servers are patc...
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Samsung Lets Users Try Out Stable One UI 7.0 on Galaxy S24 FE via Remote Test Lab
Samsung unveiled a stable version of One UI 7 based on Android 15 alongside the Galaxy S25 series during its Galaxy Unpacked event earlier this month. The new software will soon make its way to older models like the Galaxy S24 series and Galaxy S24 FE. Ahead of the public rollout, users can check out the stable One UI 7.0 on Galaxy S24 FE virtuall...
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Microsoft Outlook Hack ‘Active Threat’, Says White House Despite Patch
White House has said the Microsoft Outlook hack that is said to have compromised 20,000 US organisations was still an “active threat” and that network operators should “take it very seriously”. This is despite Microsoft releasing a patch last week.
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New Bluetooth Bug With Remote Access Vulnerabilities Surfaces, Fix Deployed
Tracked as CVE-2018-5383, this Bluetooth bug seems to have affected both the "Secure Simple Pairing" and "Secure Connections" processes of Bluetooth standard and Bluetooth LE, respectively.
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Nintendo Switch Hackers Being Banned From Online Services: Reports
Nintendo has started handing out bans to Switch users who have attempted to hack the console and run homebrew software, according to reports.
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Chrome to Actively Warn Mac Users Against Malware; Google Finds Bug in ESET Antivirus for Mac
Google Chrome will soon start warning macOS users about the software that attempts to modify the Chrome settings without using the API.
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LogMeIn Acquires LastPass for $125 Million
The remote-access specialist has acquired the popular password-management software developer for $125 Million.
