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A new FakeUpdates campaign targeting WordPress sites has been detected
A new FakeUpdates campaign targeting WordPress sites has been detected
20/03/2024

Over the past few weeks, a new wave of the FakeUpdates malware, also known as SocGholish, has been detected, aimed at WordPress websites. The objective is to lure users into downloading remote access trojans, allowing attackers to take control of their systems. Since its emergence in 2017, FakeUpdates has been one of the most recurring malicious software in the cyber threat landscape. It has previously been associated with cybercriminal groups like Evil Corp, who monetize its use by selling access to infected systems. In this new campaign, cybercriminals are using JavaScript to target WordPress web pages, compromising compromised administrator accounts to introduce altered versions of WordPress plugins. These adulterated versions deceive users into downloading remote access trojans, granting attackers full control over infected devices. What is the most popular type of malware? In addition to the FakeUpdates attack, the threat index from Check Point Research, whose researchers have warned about this new attack, reveals around 200 suspicious content websites directed by ransomware groups. They utilize double extortion tactics to pressure victims into paying immediate ransoms. These attacks have impacted many companies, with the Lockbit3 ransomware being the most utilized by cybercriminals, followed by Play and 8base. The most exploited vulnerabilities by malicious actors include 'Web Servers Malicious URL Directory Traversal,' 'Command Injection Over HTTP,' and 'Zyxel ZyWALL Command Injection,' affecting numerous companies worldwide and allowing attackers to access and manipulate files or execute commands on compromised systems. In Spain, despite a 7% decrease in malware attacks in February, the most sought-after malware includes FakeUpdates, Qbot, and Pandora. In the case of FakeUpdates, it has affected 11.9% of companies in Spain. Mobile Malware In the realm of mobile devices, Anubis remains the most utilized malware in Spain, followed by AhMyth and Hiddad, all designed to compromise the security and privacy of Android device users by collecting confidential information and executing malicious actions.

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Información que obtenemos a través de cookies y herramientas similares Utilizamos cookies (y tecnologías similares) y herramientas de análisis en nuestros sitios para recopilar información sobre usted. Esta información se puede utilizar para mejorar el rendimiento del sitio y mejorar la experiencia de usuario. Proporcionamos información detallada sobre cookies y tecnologías similares dentro de nuestra Política de Privacidad; algunos ejemplos incluyen: Su ubicación: utilizamos cookies para mostrar información del lugar más relevante para su ubicación. Su uso: utilizamos cookies para entender como nuestros clientes utilizan nuestros sitios. El dispositivo: utilizamos cookies para entender el tipo de dispositivo que está utilizando para mostrarle la mejor versión del sitio. Si desea administrar sus cookies, siga las instrucciones de la sección "Cómo gestionar las cookies" dentro de nuestra Política de Privacidad. 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Usted tiene el derecho de retirar este consentimiento en cualquier momento. Puede administrar sus preferencias contactando con nuestro Delegado de Protección de Datos en [email protected]. ¿Cómo utilizamos su información personal? Recopilamos información personal por una razón principal, para mejorar y mantener el rendimiento de nuestro sitio web y poder brindarle la mejor experiencia de usuario posible. Recopilamos información personal por dos motivos principales: Mejorar y mantener el rendimiento: para proporcionarle la mejor experiencia de usuario posible, debemos asegurarnos de que nuestros productos y servicios funcionan como deberían ser. Comunicar cambios y ofertas de productos: queremos que obtenga el máximo rendimiento de nuestros productos o servicios, incluyendo mostrar nuestros últimos contenidos y boletines informativos. Puede cambiar sus preferencias en cualquier momento contactando a nuestro oficial de privacidad a [email protected]. ¿Con quién compartimos su información personal? No divulgamos su información personal a ningún tercero a menos que lo exijan las leyes aplicables, órdenes judiciales u otros procesos legales válidos. ¿Cuánto tiempo conservamos su información personal? 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A veces es necesario que guardemos su información personal por períodos más largos, por ejemplo: Si existe un requisito legal para retenerlo; Si requerimos la información por razones legales o existe una necesidad legítima para que la retengamos; Para garantizar que no nos comuniquemos con usted si nos ha pedido que no lo hagamos. ¿Cómo mantenemos su información personal segura? Contamos con las medidas de seguridad técnicas y organizativas adecuadas para garantizar que la información de nuestros usuarios esté protegida contra el acceso, uso, alteración o pérdida no autorizados o accidentales. Sus derechos Según las leyes de protección de datos, tiene derechos en relación con sus datos personales que gestionamos. Estos derechos incluyen: El derecho de oposición al márquetin directo; El derecho de acceso a los datos personales que procesamos sobre usted; El derecho a solicitar la eliminación de sus datos personales; El derecho a solicitar la rectificación de sus datos personales. Puede ejercer estos derechos contactando a nuestro oficial de Privacidad en [email protected]. ¿Dónde se aplica esta política de privacidad? La información personal recopilada por el CLIENTE. Nuestro sitio web puede contener enlaces a sitios web de terceros que no están sujetos a esta política de privacidad. No somos responsables de su contenido, uso de información personal o prácticas de seguridad. Si tiene una consulta sobre el tratamiento de su información personal, comuníquese con nuestro oficial de Privacidad en [email protected]. Cambios en esta política de privacidad Esta política es efectiva desde el 24/05/2018. Cualquier cambio que hagamos a esta política de privacidad se publicará en esta página, explicitando la fecha del último cambio.

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The Spanish, the European citizens who know more about metaverse and virtual reality
The Spanish, the European citizens who know more about metaverse and virtual reality
27/06/2022

The Spanish are the European citizens who most claim to know what the metaverse, virtual reality and augmented reality are. In fact, the results of the report presented by Ipsos in collaboration with the World Economic Forum, ensure that this knowledge would be not only above the European average,  also the worldwide. Thus, 63% of Spaniards say they know the metaverse, compared to 52% of the world population, 30% of germans or 28% of France citizens. At the other extreme we find Turkey (86%), India (80%), China (73%) and South Korea (71%), which are presented as the countries with the largest population knowledgeable about the metaverse. "The results of this research work give a very optimistic view of the potential of the metaverse and show that many people are open to the technological change that is taking place," says Jame Ferrand-Gutiérrez, head of Data Intelligence at Ipsos in Spain. The director, however, points out that “we cannot ignore that the metaverse is still a concept that has not been fully realized […] Although it is planned as a parallel reality where everything has a place, in reality it is not. Well, at least at present. We will see in the future where it evolves". About the augmented and virtual reality, 77% of Spaniards say they know the first one well, and 85% the second, being, once again, Turkey, the country in the world where the percentages of familiarity with these technologies are more high, 94%. According to the report 'How the world sees the metaverse and extended reality', which collects data from 29 countries, obtained between April  and May through the Ipsos Global Advisor platform, citizens expect that applications that use the metaverse will have a growing impact on their lives over the next decade and, according to the document, in Spain the greatest impact is expected in the field of virtual education and training (63%), entertainment (61%), video games (57%), work meetings (55%) and way of socializing and resources related to health (both with 54%).

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How to know if Pegasus has infected our mobile
How to know if Pegasus has infected our mobile
05/05/2022

The news of recent weeks, in which it is claimed that the Pegasus espionage program has been used to enter the mobile devices of  Spanish politicians, has put a lot of people on alert.  Pegasus is a malicious software that, once introduced on a device, has the ability to collect information and transmit it to an external entity without the consent or knowledge of the owner of the device, be it a mobile phone, a computer or a tablet. Pegasus also erases its trail after it is installed. Among its main features, it also stands out that Pegasus is capable of detecting who the owner of the device has been with. Pegasus also, can send and recive messages autonomously and recording conversations by manipulating the attacked mobile, computer or tablet. The two ways that this spy program uses to enter on a devices is through an SMS or a fraudulent link and, according to experts, despite the fact that it is a very difficult spyware to detect, there are some signs that can make us suspect that we have been infected. Overheating or slowdown of the system are two of the main ones, but also the fact that the battery life is decreasing or that there is excessive data consumption when we are not using the device.  How to make it difficult for Pegasus  To try to avoid being infected by Pegaus or by any other malware, the director of Systems Engineering at Fortinet from Spain and Portugal, José Luis Laguna, in statements collected by Europa Press, recommends taking extreme precautions and a make a double-checking when  personal and confidential information is provided.  In addition, the Fortinet expert explains that instead of clicking on the link that we have received, to verify that it is legitimate, it is recommended to write the address of the site in the web browser, even though this means taking an additional step and not accessing directly to this service.  Using protection 'software' based on behavior - EndPoint Detection and Response (EDR) -, keeping the system updated, avoiding public Wi-Fi connections and checking the permissions granted to applications, are other precautions that are also recommended.

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End-to-end encryption of Facebook Messenger and Instagram delayed until 2023
End-to-end encryption of Facebook Messenger and Instagram delayed until 2023
25/11/2021

Security and privacy have become two of the main  worries of the new virtual world. Meta, the new name of Mark Zuckerberg's company, has been working on end-to-end encryption system for  Facebook Messenger and Instagram platforms and has just reported that finally this protection will not be ready until 2023. The delay, they explain, is due to their effort to ensure that end-to-end encryption will be the protection that all their messaging applications have by default, but at the moment only WhatsApp offers it. This technology means that only the sender and the receiver can know the content of a conversation. It's also known that end-to-end encryption has open the debate about  privacy and collaboration with police investigations, specially in cases of child abuse. "As we implement end-to-end encryption, we will use a combination of unencrypted data in our applications, account information, and user reports to keep them secure in a way that protects privacy while assisting in public safety efforts" , has assured the Security director of Meta, Antigone Davis.

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OPPO joins the Connectivity Standards Alliance
OPPO joins the Connectivity Standards Alliance
21/10/2021

Oppo has announced its membership on the Board of Directors of the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA), the organization with more than 400 technology companies working together to increase compatibility in IoT through simpler technology standards.  One of Oppo's main objectives in his new role, explained Neil Yang, director of OPPO's Standards Research Department, is to promote Matter, the base protocol for the Internet of Things (IoT), offering a simplified user experience that allows connecting different devices "We want to create a highly compliant IoT ecosystem, and drive the development of the Alliance's advancements together with other partners through proposals for new protocols, setting new standards and developing new Matter-based products”, says Yang. For the CSA, Oppo's commitment is an open door to promote Matter in China and throughout Asia, offering the possibility of providing better IoT experiences to more than one billion users.

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