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New Saturn Ransomware Actively Infecting Victims A new ransomware was discovered this week by  MalwareHunterTeam  called Saturn. This ransomware will encrypt the files on a computer and then append the .saturn extension to the file's name. The Saturn Ransomware is being actively distributed, but at this time it is unknown what distribution methods are being used. Unfortunately, this ransomware is not decryptable at this time, but it is currently being researched for weaknesses. In the mean time, if you wish to discuss or receive help, you can use our dedicated  Saturn Ransomware Help & Support topic . How Saturn Ransomware encrypts a computer When Saturn Ransomware is installed it will check to see if the victim is running in a virtual environment. If it detects that it is running under a virtual machine, it will exit the process. If it does not detect a virtual machine, Saturn will execute the following commands to delete shadow volume copies, disable Windows sta

Now M2M Mobile Numbers Will Have 13 Digits Number, Effective From July 1 2018   February 21, 2018 In telecom sectors same like IT sectors security plays an important role. So keeping this in mind the Department of Telecom (DoT) has issued a directive to all telecom operators to start issuing 13 digit mobile numbers to M2M (Machine-to-machine) customers. The current user’s numbers will be ported to 13-digit numbers from October 1,2018. The operators are given a deadline of December 31, 2018 to complete all the porting. This will be a major change in telecom department since long time. A senior BSNL official said  : The directive from DoT had come on January 8, 2018, post which we have started work on it. The telecom operator then said that the 13-digit M2M (machine-to-machine) plan will be implemented from July 1, 2018. After this date all the new M2M numbers will be allocated 13-digit numbers only. All the current 10-digit M2M numbers will start migrating latest by O

A Single-Character Message Can Crash Any Apple iPhone, iPad Or Mac   Thursday, February 15, 2018 A single indian tamil word crash all iPhone device Only a single character can crash your iPhone and block access to the Messaging app in iOS as well as popular apps like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Outlook for iOS, and Gmail. First  spotted  by Italian Blog Mobile World, a potentially new severe bug affects not only iPhones but also a wide range of Apple devices, including iPads, Macs and even Watch OS devices running the latest versions of their operating software. Like previous 'text bomb' bug, the new flaw can easily be exploited by anyone, requiring users to send only a single character from Telugu—a native Indian language spoken by about 70 million people in the country. Once the recipient receives a simple message containing the symbol or typed that symbol into the text editor, the character immediately instigates crashes on iPhones, iPads, Macs,