XSolutions Blog - IT & Cybersecurity Insights for Rockland, Westchester, Bergen

Malware cocktails are hard for AV programs to detect because of their ever-changing code. They are dropped onto systems via phishing emails.

Hackers are constantly evolving their tactics. They've added a new twist to an old scam to become even more convincing to users.

AI-driven "deep fakes" have made it possible for criminals to generate fake porn videos, where innocent victims are the stars for extortion.

Scammers are pretending to be O&R workers and calling customers threatening them if they don't pay bogus back payments.

A recent post in Kaspersky Lab detailed a powerful “new”…

Cyber-criminals are smart and look for common misspellings of legitimate websites to create their look-a-likes to ensnare you.

Vulnerabilities were found in Intel, ARM and AMD processors that power most devices today. Hackers are poking holes in major systems.

A variant of the notorious NotPetya ransomware, known as Bad Rabbit, is making its rounds throughout the world.

Important Cyber news of the week, summed up by XSolutions and…

Mathy Vanhoef, a researcher from Belgian university KU Leuven…