Chaos Ransomware Targets Gamers via Fake Minecraft Alt Lists The Chaos Ransomware gang encrypts gamers’ Windows devices through fake Minecraft alt lists promoted on gaming forums. Minecraft is a massively popular sandbox video game currently played by over 140 million people, and according to Nintendo sales numbers, it’s a top-seller title in Japan. Also Read:
Microsoft: Windows KB5006674, KB5006670 Updates Break Printing Microsoft says Windows customers are experiencing issues with network printing after installing the Windows 11 KB5006674 and Windows 10 KB5006670 updates issued with this month’s Patch Tuesday, on October 12. Users attempting to connect to printers shared on Windows print servers might encounter multiple errors preventing them from printing over the network.
The Week in Ransomware – October 29th 2021 – Making arrests This week, international law enforcement operations went on the offensive, making arrests in numerous countries for ransomware-related activities. Today, Europol announced that twelve individuals were arrested today for their links to over 1,800 ransomware attacks in 71 countries. Also Read: What You Need to Know About
Snake Malware Biting Hard on 50 Apps For Only $25 Cybercriminals are flooding to use the Snake password-stealing trojan, making it one of the popular malware families used in attacks. Snake has been active since November 2020 and is a different project from the ransomware operation that used the same name in the past. Written in .NET
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