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"Dear Elon...": Ukraine Asks Tesla Chief For Ventilators To Fight Virus
Ukraine has taken to Twitter to ask Elon Musk to send it ventilators after the billionaire chief executive of Tesla Inc offered to ship them across the world during the coronavirus pandemic. Musk said this week he was ready to send the life-saving machines wherever his company delivers, free of charge.
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'Fireball' Malware Can Steal User Data, Warns CERT-In
"It has the ability to collect user information, manipulate web-traffic to generate ad-revenue, malware dropping and executing malicious code on the infected machines," CERT-In said.
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In Silicon Valley Bengaluru, Many ATMs Closed, Trying To Fix It, Say Officials
Hundreds of ATMs across India's tech hub remained shut for the second day due to possible virus attack by WannaCry ransomware and cash crunch, said a bank official on Tuesday.
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Hackers lurking in vents and soda machines
Companies have always needed to be diligent in keeping ahead of hackers - email and leaky employee devices are an old problem.
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Previously unknown Internet Explorer flaw being used to attack users: FireEye
FireEye claims to have discovered attacks against IE10 this week, saying that hundreds or thousands of machines have been infected.
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'Internet Doomsday' virus fizzles, web traffic flows
As of Sunday the number of machines using the clean servers was down to 211,000, with about 42,000 in the United States, according to the FBI.
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Apple is out to kill the widespread Macintosh virus
In its first public admission that a Flashback virus is vexing machines powered by Macintosh software, Apple said it's out to kill it.
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Apple is out to kill the widespread Macintosh virus
In its first public admission that a Flashback virus is vexing machines powered by Macintosh software, Apple said it's out to kill it.
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"Dear Elon...": Ukraine Asks Tesla Chief For Ventilators To Fight Virus
Ukraine has taken to Twitter to ask Elon Musk to send it ventilators after the billionaire chief executive of Tesla Inc offered to ship them across the world during the coronavirus pandemic. Musk said this week he was ready to send the life-saving machines wherever his company delivers, free of charge.
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'Fireball' Malware Can Steal User Data, Warns CERT-In
"It has the ability to collect user information, manipulate web-traffic to generate ad-revenue, malware dropping and executing malicious code on the infected machines," CERT-In said.
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In Silicon Valley Bengaluru, Many ATMs Closed, Trying To Fix It, Say Officials
Hundreds of ATMs across India's tech hub remained shut for the second day due to possible virus attack by WannaCry ransomware and cash crunch, said a bank official on Tuesday.
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Hackers lurking in vents and soda machines
Companies have always needed to be diligent in keeping ahead of hackers - email and leaky employee devices are an old problem.
-
Previously unknown Internet Explorer flaw being used to attack users: FireEye
FireEye claims to have discovered attacks against IE10 this week, saying that hundreds or thousands of machines have been infected.
-
'Internet Doomsday' virus fizzles, web traffic flows
As of Sunday the number of machines using the clean servers was down to 211,000, with about 42,000 in the United States, according to the FBI.
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Apple is out to kill the widespread Macintosh virus
In its first public admission that a Flashback virus is vexing machines powered by Macintosh software, Apple said it's out to kill it.
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Apple is out to kill the widespread Macintosh virus
In its first public admission that a Flashback virus is vexing machines powered by Macintosh software, Apple said it's out to kill it.
