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Malicious injections
"Adblocking extensions with more than 300,000 active users have been surreptitiously uploading user browsing data and tampering with users’ social media accounts thanks to malware its new owner introduced a few weeks ago, according to technical analyses and posts on Github.
Nano Adblocker and Nano Defender aren’t the only extensions that have been reported to tamper with Instagram accounts. User Agent Switcher, an extension that had more than 100,000 active users until Google removed it earlier this month is reported to have done the same thing."
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/10/popular-chromium-ad-blockers-caught-stealing-user-data-and-accessing-accounts/ [Philip]
System business
Not so smart cheap Chinese smart phones on eBay. They are so bad and so amateurish that the phones are hardly usable they are slow with just one user and virtually impossible to use with two users the second user being the malware.
You can feel the malware trying to compete with you for the processor. Some of them have crude chip level spyware that you can monitor if you put them on a computer network. They call home and If you then follow the IP address they become very abusive in Chinese English.
The sad thing is if anybody is that hard up for money that they need to purchase one of these cheap Chinese smart phones then they are not the kind of people who have money to be stolen. It is sad. eBay you find them on eBay.
[Philip]
Malicious injections
Why to disable one or more components of the antivirus? Unclear. [Татьяна]
Malicious injections
The antivirus, represented by the Preventive protection module, monitors the system status. And this is very pleasing! [Masha]
Malicious injections
Only an integrated approach can solve the problem of information security, and antivirus is its foundation. [GREEN]
Malicious injections
Dr. Web preventive protection is always on top! [Пaвeл]
Malicious injections
Preventive protection must always be enabled. Disabling this security component can lead to major problems. [ka_s]
Malicious injections
Make sure that your Preventive Protection is always up and running. [Неуёмный Обыватель]
System business
Install the latest official firmware version for your device [Неуёмный Обыватель]
System business
"This is the decision of the operating system company. Apparently, it does not believe that Trojans can get into the system area."
And what did the next monster from the zaburognyh think of himself? We have few problems with melkosoft, so there are also problems with android! Are the programmers of this OS so confident in their infallibility that they consider themselves smarter than others? Hackers, for example ... or other programmers?
A complete mess in their heads ... [GREEN]
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