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Researchers at Trend Labs were investigating a case involving a backdoor (BKDR_ANDROM.ETIN) which was being filelessly installed onto target machines. The process of infection within a Windows 10 machine has a relatively straightforward path, beginning with the insertion of the USB, which contains two malicious files and ending in the decryption of a normal file and release of the BKDR_ANDROM.ETIN file. http://ow.ly/25OJ30iqY3j

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It is quite evident that cyber attacks are one of the most dangerous, and unfortunately most prevalent risks that businesses face today. The reason why new cybersecurity regulations are being put into place is because of the fact that the majority of all cyber attacks occurring within businesses are largely preventable. http://ow.ly/hiQ530iqXZz

As students flock in to campus come the beginning of the new school year, many nervous thoughts will be flowing through their heads, although likely not regarding their own personal cyber security. Along with all their supplies and belongings, they bring their own personal, generally poorly secured electronic devices with themselves, causing the process of cyber security on campus to be much more tedious. While hacking does not really seem like it should be a major issue facing universities today, it is most certainly one of them. http://ow.ly/w4zE30iqXWG

Facebook Messenger, the popular online messaging app used by millions of people, has recently become a new target for attackers to spread adware through social engineering and malicious Javascript. The attack starts with a message using the victim’s name followed by the word video in order to make them click a shortened bit.ly link in the message. If the victim clicks it, they’re brought to a Google Docs page, which hosts an image from the victim’s Facebook Photo album, where the social engineering comes into play. http://ow.ly/8Z3330iqXR2