Back in December last year, Microsoft had disabled the MSIX app installer protocol to prevent malicious spoofing attempts and attacks. Today, a formal annoucement has come regarding the matter.
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A newly discovered version of the Emotet Trojan has been observed to be spreading through Wi-Fi networks by using brute-force. The spread can be prevented by using strong, complex Wi-Fi passwords.
Two banking Trojans, Qakbot and Emotet, have recently shown a rise in activity, according to a recent report by Microsoft. It is now also infecting small to large businesses aside from home users.
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