Attackers Actively Exploit Log4Shell Flaw in Apache Log4j
16th December 2021, Kathmandu
Log4Shell, a genuine zero-day vulnerability in Apache Log4j library, uncovers knowledge into the threat actors of affiliations relying upon open-source code libraries to manufacture undertaking scale applications.
The remote...
Did Snatch Ransomware Snitch Volvo Cars’ R&D Data?
16th December 2021, Kathmandu
As insight about ransomware attacks keep on developing, Volvo Cars is another name that has observed a spot on the victim list.
In a new notification, Volvo Cars affirmed...
Microsoft Released a Windows Update to Address the 0-Day Exploit
15th December 2021, Kathmandu
Microsoft has released a Windows update to address the 0-Day exploit used to spread the Emotet malware.
Microsoft has released Patch Tuesday upgrades to fix a number of security...
Nepal’s First Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics Program Launched
5th December 2021, Kathmandu
The British College Launches Nepal's First BSc (Honors) Cyber Security And Digital Forensics Programme.
The British College launched Nepal's first-ever BSc (Hons) Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics course, with a...
Korean Government Agreement to Strengthen Cyber Bureau Nepal
December 4, 2021, Kathmandu
Establishment of Cyber Bureau with Capacity Building for Nepal Police. The Nepal Police Department signed a cyber-investigation agreement to boost the cyber-security nation by constructing a cyber-security country.
RoD...
NCHL Reduces Transaction Fees of Connect-IPS
1st December 2021, Kathmandu
To support the rollout of Retail Payment Switch, as part of the National Payment Switch (NPS), Nepal Clearing House Ltd.
NCHL has further reduced the transactions fee in a...
Apple Files Lawsuit Against NSO Group for State-sponsored Surveillance
26th November 2021, Kathmandu
Israel's cyber intelligence and surveillance organization NSO Group is once again in a legal row. On November 23, 2021, Apple expressed that the organization has documented a claim...
New Trojan ‘‘Android.Cynos.7.origin’’ Infects 9Mn Android Devices
26th November 2021, Kathmandu
Security researchers from Doctor Web have found another Trojan that has infected over 9.3 million Android devices.
The Trojan, named "Android.Cynos.7.origin," is another type of malware that makes itself...
Vulnerability Could Allow Enhanced Privileges to Unauthorized Users
25th November 2021, Kathmandu
Researchers at Positive Technologies recently found a vulnerability in Intel processors. The CVE-2021-0146 vulnerability empowers testing or investigating modes on various Intel processor lines. This could permit an...
GoDaddy Discloses Security Breach Data of 1.2 Million WordPress Users Exposed
25th November 2021, Kathmandu
GoDaddy, a domain name registrar center and web hosting organization, revealed a data breach incident that uncovered the data of 1.2 million clients.
A disclosure released by the organization...
Ujjwal Gautam Rewarded with $7500 from Facebook For Finding a Bug
24th November 2021, Kathmandu
Cybersecurity team member of One Cover Private Limited Ujjwal Gautam was rewarded with $7500 from Facebook for finding a bug that could allow a malicious attacker to disclose...
Ransomware Phishing Emails Sneak Through SEGs
20th November 2021, Kathmandu
Secure Email Getaway, also known as SEG, measures aren't always adequate to keep phishing emails from infecting employees with ransomware, especially if the cybercriminals are leveraging genuine cloud...
APT Used a FatPipe VPN Zero-day Exploit for Six Months
20th November 2021, Kathmandu
ACCORDING TO THE FBI'S FLASH NOTICE, an APT has been using the issue to compromise FatPipe router clustering and load balancer products to breach targets' networks.
According to the...
Multi-device Compatibility for WhatsApp Will be Rolled Out to All Users Shortly
12th November 2021, Kathmandu
WhatsApp is a free multiplatform messaging program that allows you to make video and phone conversations, send text messages, and more all over the internet.
WhatsApp is extremely popular...
How to Use your iPhone or iPad to Scan Documents?
12th November 2021, Kathmandu
You might not realize it, but your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch all feature a built-in scanner that lets you scan and send documents without the need for...
These Are the Four Common DNS Attacks
11th November 2021, Kathmandu
From banking to online business and cafe networks, it's basic for each business to have a computerized presence on the web today.
Notwithstanding, the upside of online presence accompanies...
Two Critical Vulnerabilities Identified in Zimbra Webmail Solution
11th November 2021, Kathmandu
Unpatched vulnerabilities are an entryway for attacker intrusions.
They make cybercriminals' positions simple to break into designated network frameworks.
Network protection specialists from security firm SonarSource as of late revealed...
Esahar, an Online Job Search Platform for Skilled Platform
11th November 2021, Kathmandu
A new online platform has been developed with the objective of making various tasks in daily life easier. Esahar.com has been started to connect both service providers and...
Ransomware Continues its Marathon to New Records: Report
11th November 2021, Kathmandu
Cybercriminals consistently increasing while focusing on organizations and demanding ransom.
The pandemic has given shrewd programmers future time up with creative phishing attacks and blackmail plans.
Also, ransomware, specifically, has...
Pegasus Spyware – The Ghost in the Machine
10th November 2021, Kathmandu
The most moving cybersecurity news last month was about the Pegasus Spyware incident. This isn't whenever we've first caught wind of Pegasus; recall the 2019 occurrence where Pegasus...
Is Facial Recognition Secure on Smartphones and Should You Use It?
10th November 2021, Kathmandu
Face unlocking technology is not the same on all smartphones; some are more secure than others. This is why.
Facial recognition is becoming more widespread on personal devices such...
How to Move WhatsApp Chats from an iPhone to an Android Phone?
10th November 2021, Kathmandu
Transferring WhatsApp chats from an iPhone to an Android phone is a simple process that should only take a few minutes.
When switching phones, your chat history is one...
Britain’s Labor Party Suffers Cyber Incident
8th November 2021, Kathmandu
Cyberattacks and data breaches through third-party vendors keep on becoming predominant, influencing associations' basic information.
England's Labor Party as of late declared that it had supported a digital episode...
Australian Privacy Regulator Slams Clearview AI for Breaching Users’ Privacy
7th November 2021, Kathmandu
Australia's security watchdog, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC), expressed that Clearview AI had disregarded protection laws by collecting clients' delicate data without their assent and...
BlackMatter Ransomware Group Shuts Shop Citing Pressures from Law Enforcement
7th November 2021, Kathmandu
BlackMatter cybercriminal group reported that it is closing down tasks, referring to pressures from law authorization specialists.
Dynamic since July 2021, BlackMatter offers ransomware-as-a-administration (Raas), empowering threat actors and...
Creator of Zero-Trust Model Says Trust Did Not Exist in a Digital World
31st October 2021, Kathmandu
It appears to be no security gathering or discussion is finished without a conversation on zero trust. However, not very far in the past, "trust" was just a...
Microsoft Launches a National Campaign to Support Community Colleges in their Efforts to Grow...
31st October 2021, Kathmandu
The United States is facing a cybersecurity skills shortage: Microsoft has launched a national campaign to support community colleges in their efforts to grow their cybersecurity workforce.
The last...
North Korea’s Lazarus Group Targets IT Supply Chains with MATA Malware
31st October 2021, Kathmandu
Lazarus, a famous progressed tenacious danger (APT) bunch that needs no presentation in the cyberthreat scene, hits again with improved malware types.
The North Korea-upheld bunch is better known...
How a 12-Year-Old Path Traversal Flaw Went Unnoticed
30th October 2021, Kathmandu
Security issues and unpatched weaknesses in Wi-Fi gadgets like switches empower threat actors to invade other weak IoT gadgets in a similar organization.
An examination from security firm Tenable...
One Cover Announces Offensive Security Professional Training in Nepal
30th October 2021, Kathmandu
One Cover proudly announces Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) via an online platform.
Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) is a certification program that focuses on hands-on offensive information security skills....