A recent malware campaign involving fake League of Legends download ads is spreading the Lumma Stealer, an information-stealing malware targeting unsuspecting gamers. Promoted primarily through social media, these ads falsely offer free downloads of the popular game League of Legends, a game that is already free, to lure victims. Upon clicking, users are redirected to…
In the heart of a dimly lit server room, where the hum of cooling fans and the glow of LEDs provide the only company, a group of computer enthusiasts embarked on a quest. Their mission: to solve the server issue that had brought their beloved network to its knees. These heroes of silicon didn’t know…
Let’s face it, Doom (1993) isn’t just a game; it’s the game. The juggernaut that kicked in the door for first-person shooters and made everyone rethink what video games could do. While today’s gaming industry churns out gorgeous, open-world epics with mind-blowing graphics and plot twists that rival prestige TV, Doom did something far more…
Double Extortion The most prominent form of ransomware today is “double extortion” ransomware. In this model, threat actors don’t just encrypt your files—they also steal sensitive data and threaten to leak it publicly unless you pay up. It’s a vicious one-two punch: first, they lock you out of your own systems, and then they dangle…
Ransomware threat actors are like digital burglars, but instead of breaking windows, they exploit gaps in your network security. Imagine your computer or network is a house. If you leave a door unlocked (like a software vulnerability), a cyber-criminal can sneak in, lock you out, and demand a hefty ransom before giving you access to…
