Antispyware

Facebook hacked! Several days ago, the company announced about the attack which was initiated because of 3 bugs found in "View as" feature. Know more:

Facebook hacked. What should you do after hearing such news? 3 bugs found in the 'View As' feature put around 50 million Facebook users' accounts at risk. Just several days ago, the Facebook team announced a successful

Emotet is on the rise! After starting actively in 2014 as a banking trojan, the malware has become a serious threat distributor. The main targets are considered organizations from all around the world.
Once inside the system, Emotet doesn't wait and executes the module set to spread the threat to machines on the network. This module contains a list of brute-force passwords. In addition to that, Emotet can spread via spam emails by using standard social engineering techniques employed to create emails with subject lines like Invoice or Order information. These emails usually include a malicious link or file attachment with direct payload or executable that infects the system with Trojan.Emotet.
At the moment, the virus keeps spreading around the globe and infects numerous organizations each hour. A full analysis of this threat is provided here:

Remove Emotet (Removal Guide) - updated Sep 2018 Emotet virus - a dangerous banking trojan that can install Dridex and Qakbot malware to the affected machines. Emotet virus is a banking Trojan that is

Beware! GandCrab keeps spreading around the globe!
Recently, it was noticed hiding in fake emails using "Receipt Feb-[random numbers]" as the subject line and "DOC attached" as the message body.
Once inside the system, GandCrab encrypts files with .gdcb file extension and drops GDCB-DECRYPT.txt file in every folder. The ransom note claims something like that: “Welcome! We are regret, but all your files was encrypted!” It also offers checking the decryption procedure by recovering one of encrypted files and asks 1.54 DASH to unlock blocked files.
Before you start dealing with hackers, we would like to warn you that you must remove GandCrab instead. More information about this ransomware and its removal options is provided here:

Remove GandCrab ransomware (Removal Instructions) - updated Feb 2018 GandCrab - ransomware that uses Rig and GrandSoft exploit kits to spread around. GandCrab is a file-encrypting virus which is currently spreading around with the