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The threats hidden in malware on routers
Malware can infect your router, slow down your Internet connection, and steal data. We explain how to secure your Wi-Fi.

You scan your computer every week, update systems and programs promptly, use strong passwords, and generally take care of yourself online… but for some reason, your internet is slow and some websites deny you access? It could be malware not on your computer, but on the router.

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On 6/20/2022 at 7:09 PM, New_Style_xd said:

The threats hidden in malware on routers
Malware can infect your router, slow down your Internet connection, and steal data. We explain how to secure your Wi-Fi.

You scan your computer every week, update systems and programs promptly, use strong passwords, and generally take care of yourself online… but for some reason, your internet is slow and some websites deny you access? It could be malware not on your computer, but on the router.

The router is the first layer of protection which is the Firewall which will protect and cover all the devices from WAN attacks , it is important to keep the router with an up-to-date firmware.

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5 Enterprise Threats That Aren't Ransomware
Although ransomware is one of the digital threats that most concern companies around the world, there are other malware that also deserve the attention of organizations.

Cybercriminals use several alternatives to carry out malicious activities, from taking advantage of misconfigured databases, social engineering techniques to trick employees and obtain access information, vulnerabilities in technologies that the company or provider uses, or the use of weak credentials. and easy to decipher. While ransomware is a business concern, it is not the only form of cyber threat.

 

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Google will pay up to BRL 164,000 to anyone who discovers vulnerabilities
The company announced the launch of a bug bountry program that will pay researchers who identify vulnerabilities in software that is part of its open source projects.

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On 9/1/2022 at 11:07 PM, New_Style_xd said:

Google will pay up to BRL 164,000 to anyone who discovers vulnerabilities
The company announced the launch of a bug bountry program that will pay researchers who identify vulnerabilities in software that is part of its open source projects.

Yes, Google and big companies will always put a prize for people who will report vulnerabilities so they would earn money from it , rather than selling it in darknet or some other places.

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On 04/09/2022 at 04:17, SeedTheNet said:

Sim, o Google e as grandes empresas sempre colocam um prêmio para as pessoas que relatam vulnerabilidades para que ganhem dinheiro com isso, em vez de vendê-lo na darknet ou em outros lugares.

I really like google's work on paying bounties to find flaws.