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From Botnets to Bad Tablets: A Wild Ride in Cybersecurity This Week
Cybersecurity News Recap Highlights: The FBI played whack-a-mole with botnets, phishing services, and even spotted malware on kids’ tablets. Newbies LogShield and SystemBC entered the scene, while the BiBi-Linux Wiper made Windows users weep. Yes folks, it’s just another typical week in the wild world…
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Hey, it's been another typical week in the cybersecurity world. The FBI is playing whack-a-mole with botnets and phishing services, while kids' tablets play host to unwanted malware guests. And let's not forget about the new "cool kids" on the block, LogShield and SystemBC, making their grand debut. It's all fun and games until your Windows system gets wiped by BiBi.Already a member? Log in here