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Many believe that backing up data to physical media is a relic of the last century. After all, these days we have cloud services. They are affordable and let you make backups automatically and access them anytime, wherever you are. Moreover, the cloud provider ensures security, giving you less to worry about. Right? Not quite. After all, a provider, like any company, can fall victim to an attack. Attack on backups That is precisely what happened recently when a US-based firm named PerCSoft, which manages the DDS Safe backup service, was  struck by a ransomware attack . The service is used by hundreds of US dental clinics, including for storing archives and backing up patient cards, insurance documents, and other data without which a medical institution is, well, toothless. The malware in question — known under three names: Sodin, Sodinokibi, and REvil — penetrated the DDS Safe infrastructure and started encrypting data. According to PerCSoft, the company d...

How do you explain the concepts of information security to your children? Chances are, you simply don’t. Some give up on making information security relatable and just forbid kids from doing some things online — or even from using the Internet in general. But prohibition without explanation is counterproductive, more likely spurring children to go after the forbidden fruit. In answer to the question “Why not talk to your children about cyberthreats and how information security works?” parents, who may not have the firmest of grasps on the concepts to begin with, tend to get frustrated and give up, and not necessarily in that order. But everything’s already been explained. You might not realize it, but numerous textbooks on cybersecurity for little ones were in fact written hundreds of years ago. You know them as fairy tales. All you need to do is refocus them a little. Little Red Riding Hood Take, for example,  Little Red Riding Hood . It’s a well-known  European fo...

Small business owners may think their companies are too insignificant to become a target for cybercriminals. There is a certain logic in that: Attackers look for maximum profit from minimum effort. But two additional points are important to consider. First, large companies spend solid budgets on defense and therefore are harder to attack. Second, another option may be more attractive — an attack through the supply chain. Malefactors can compromise one company and get to hundreds of small firms. Attacks through the supply chain Being attacked through a supply chain typically means that a service or program that you have used for some time has become malicious. Over the past few years, we have seen several similar incidents with varying degrees of complexity and destructiveness. Here are a couple of the loudest. ExPetr ransomware outbreak While focusing on the destructive consequences of  ExPetr  (aka NotPetya), few people recall how it began. That’s a shame: One of...

The idea that iPhones are totally immune to threats  has been debunked time after time . In fact, though the Apple smartphones may present a smaller target than Android devices, some say you can pick up all sorts of malware just by opening a dangerous website, without knowingly downloading and installing anything from that site. In this post, we find out whether that is true. Truth: Malicious websites have been cracking iPhone security mechanisms for more than two years now Researchers from Google’s Project Zero  have discovered several hacked websites  that have been attacking iPhones for at least two years now. To achieve that, attackers exploited 14 software vulnerabilities, seven of which are in Safari, the browser the vast majority of iPhone owners use. Two other vulnerabilities have allowed malware to escape the sandbox that iOS uses to prevent one app from accessing (not to mention changing) other apps’ data. And the last five affect the iOS’s...

Everyone hears about the nasty virus infection, which are basically protruding over the internet. If users don’t have the antivirus protection in the computer so have to use the internet with meticulous because anytime the user’s computer get infected with roguish virus. Now users need to do one thing that is just picking the defensive antivirus and install it into the system so that it work with vigorous and protect the system being infected from the malevolent virus. It is more considerable to use reliable and defensive antivirus software in the computer, but proper installation and configuration should be there in order to keep secure that system is protected from the internet based assaults. The Kaspersky always intimidates the harmful virus and gives incontrovertible answer to the suspicious things. The user can accomplish any task without any interruption and less time period. The Webroot antivirus has become an indispensable part of every user’s computer life. Various malici...

The Sophisticated virus might create a N number of malicious copies itself in order to get complete access to the computer to steal all the personal information. The spyware is more dangerous and has an aim to steal the confidential information like bank details, online banking details, credit and debit card number and passwords. The spyware is like a nasty virus which is basically installed in the PC without users consent. If the PC privacy of data and security of the PC at risk, then users need to get installed the defensive  antivirus software  into the PC. The Kaspersky is a reliable and justifiable antivirus program worldwide and millions of users are acquiring this software to keep secure their computer from the rogue virus and internet based threats. If you want to allow your PC run faster then you need Kaspersky antivirus software which is a light-weight program and it requires less Hard disk space for the installation and occupies less RAM space while using it. It...