Romance scams have become an increasingly prevalent form of online deception, preying upon the vulnerability of individuals seeking love and companionship. These scammers masterfully manipulate emotions, first building trust and later exploiting it for personal gain. This article delves into the insidious techniques used by romance scammers, including gaining trust and employing manipulative tactics like […]
In our increasingly digital world, the Domain Name System (DNS) plays a vital role in connecting our devices to websites. However, traditional DNS services provided by internet service providers (ISPs) may lack adequate security and protection against various online threats. In this article, we will introduce Xprotect DNS, a user-friendly softwareless solution that offers enhanced […]
The CPU governor is a crucial component that regulates the CPU's frequency and power usage. By default, Linux servers often use the "ondemand" governor, which dynamically adjusts the CPU frequency based on system load. However, for maximum performance, switching to the "performance" governor is recommended. To check your current CPU governor, use the following command: […]
Kaspersky analysts have issued a warning about a surge of trojanized Tor Browser installers that are infecting users in Russia and Eastern Europe with clipboard-hijacking malware. This type of malware steals cryptocurrency transactions from infected users. Although this attack is not new or innovative, it remains effective and widespread, affecting many users globally. While these […]
Lazarus, a notorious hacking group, has launched a new campaign called "Operation DreamJob," targeting Linux users with malware for the first time. This recent attack was detected by ESET's researchers and confirms with a high degree of certainty that Lazarus was responsible for the recent supply-chain attack on VoIP provider 3CX. Operation DreamJob is a […]
You can format a USB drive to the NTFS file system in Linux Debian using the following steps: sudo fdisk -l sudo umount /dev/sdb1 Note: Replace /dev/sdb1 with the appropriate device name for your USB drive. sudo mkfs.ntfs -f /dev/sdb1 Note: Again, replace /dev/sdb1 with the appropriate device name for your USB drive. sudo eject […]
