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Anyone still using SMB1 or AFP in 2022 are asking to be hacked.
Seriously, these are protocols out of the 1980's. Even Apple gave up and defaulted to Samba as their file sharing default back with OS X 10.7.
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IRS abandons facial recognition plans for online services | Malwarebytes LabsComment
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Update now! Mozilla patches two actively exploited vulnerabilities | Malwarebytes LabsComment
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Update now! Microsoft patches three zero-day vulnerabilities on Patch Tuesday | Malwarebytes LabsComment
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Linux "Dirty Pipe" vulnerability gives unprivileged users root access | Malwarebytes LabsComment
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Gh0stCringe RAT makes database servers squeal for protection | Malwarebytes LabsComment
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Malvertising via brand impersonation is back again
One way to avoid malvertising is to use a browser such as Firefox that when you place your cursor on a link, the actual link is displayed at the bottom of the screen just above the Taskbar. More often than not the entire ad is an image file with an associated link. The malvertiser uses a screenshot of the actual advertiser. I've seem this for decades with fishing emails claiming to be credit card companies wanting me to verify my account information.Comment
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