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Monthly Archives: December 2018

  1. NPAV Team Wishes You Happy New Year 2019...!!

    NPAV Team Wishes You Happy New Year 2019...!!

    Posted: December 29, 2018
    Categories: Other
    Comments: 361
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 19

    NPAV Team Wishes All Users, Customers, Dealers and Distributors A Very Happy , Safe and Prosperous New Year!!

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  2. Using ERP Software or Accounting software over RDP? Beware of Hackers from Ukraine / Russia

    Using ERP Software or Accounting software over RDP? Beware of Hackers from Ukraine / Russia

    Posted: December 27, 2018
    Categories: Features, Products
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 34
    Many Indian Corporates have their Accounting / ERP software running on servers and used over RDP for several benefits. Faster operation, Access from remote location, branch operation and sometimes accessing from roaming laptops.
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  3. Emotet Banking Trojan

    Emotet Banking Trojan

    Posted: December 21, 2018
    Categories: Malware Alerts, Cyber Attack
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 21

    Guess who decided to show up? No, it’s not Santa Claus, it’s the Emotet banking trojan that’s been around for a while and aims to harvest user's sensitive financial inf

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  4. Android 9.0 Pie is officially released by Google

    Android 9.0 Pie is officially released by Google

    Posted: December 20, 2018
    Categories: Android Security, Knoweldgebase
    Comments: 1
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 42

    Google has officially announced the major version of Android, 9.0 Pie

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  5. NPAV successfully protects from .Adobe Ransomware

    NPAV successfully protects from .Adobe Ransomware

    Posted: December 19, 2018
    Categories: Ransomware
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 42

    Adobe Ransomware belongs to Ransomware Family, which is distributed by spam emails, fake software updater, Trojans, and third party download sources.

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  6. Loki bot malware stealing victim passwords from browsers, messaging applications, email and ftp clients

    Loki bot malware stealing victim passwords from browsers, messaging applications, email and ftp clients

    Posted: December 18, 2018
    Categories: Malware Alerts
    Comments: 2
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 48

    NPAV Cybersecurity Labs has researched and discovered that hackers are spreading malware which can steal users passwords from various applications.

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