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Quant Trojan upgrade targets Bitcoin, cryptocurrency wallets

Researchers have noticed that the Quant Trojan has been given a significant update designed to target cryptocurrency wallets and the Bitcoin they hold. It isn’t that surprising that cyberattackers have taken note of the recent surge in value when it comes to Bitcoin. While other virtual currencies including Ethereum are increasing gradually in value, Bitcoin

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Industrial firms fail to adopt basic security.

Despite constant data breaches, compromises, and the expensive damage control which follows, the majority of industrial enterprises are failing to protect their businesses according to a new survey. On Wednesday, US conglomerate Honeywell released new research into the state of security in the industrial sector. Titled, “Putting Industrial Cyber Security at the Top of the

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Nigerian nationals held in Hyderabad for fraud

Hyderabad: Two Nigerian nationals, including a woman, were arrested on Monday for allegedly selling medicines online by creating a fake website with the name Apollo Pharmacy. According to the police, the suspects had created a fake website – www.apollopharmacyindia.in – resembling that of the original online website of the firm with an intention of misleading

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Autonomous Trucks Are Ripe for Hacking, Ransom

As vehicles of all kinds transform into computers on wheels, cybersecurity is becoming more of an issue. And trucks are an especially attractive target, experts believe. “More harm can be done with trucks than cars,” said Jeffrey Carr, a consultant and founder of the Suits and Spooks cybersecurity conference series. Autonomous trucks are expected to

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Critical Flaw in WAGO PLC

Programmable logic controllers (PLCs) from Germany-based industrial automation company WAGO are affected by a potentially serious vulnerability that could give a remote attacker access to an organization’s entire network. The flaw, discovered by a researcher at security services and consulting company SEC Consult, impacts Linux-based WAGO PFC200 series PLCs, specifically a total of 17 750-820X

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