Qatar's Cyber ​​Security Agency warns of it Google discovers serious vulnerabilities in the "Chrome" browser Qatar's Cyber ​​Security Agency warns of it Google discovers serious vulnerabilities in the "Chrome" browser

Qatar's Cyber ​​Security Agency warns of it Google discovers serious vulnerabilities in the "Chrome" browser

Qatar's Cyber ​​Security Agency warns of it Google discovers serious vulnerabilities in the "Chrome" browser  The Qatar National Cyber ​​Security Agency has warned of a high-risk vulnerability in the Google Chrome browser.  The agency warned - in a tweet through its official account on its Twitter page - that Google announced the discovery of several serious security holes in its famous browser, Google Chrome.  Google confirmed the news on the official Chrome browser blog, noting that the bugs affect versions of Chrome that run on Windows, macOS, and Linux.  Google released an updated version of Chrome (Chrome 106.0.5249.119) to combat the threats, and asked browser users around the world to perform an urgent update, after Google reported finding 6 "high" security errors.  Statement from Microsoft ransomware attack targeting Ukraine and Poland People pose in front of a display showing the word 'cyber' in binary code, in this picture illustration taken in Zenica December 27, 2014. A previously undisclosed hacking campaign against military targets in Israel and Europe is probably backed by a country that misused security -testing software to cover its tracks and enhance its capability, researchers said.  Picture taken December 27, 2014. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY CRIME LAW)  A newly discovered hacking group has attacked transport and logistics companies in Ukraine and Poland with a new type of ransomware, Microsoft said in a blog on Friday .  Microsoft said the attackers targeted a wide variety of systems within an hour on Tuesday, adding that it was unable to link the attacks to any known group so far.  However, the researchers found that the hacks closely mirrored previous attacks by a cyber team linked to the Russian government that disrupted Ukrainian government agencies.  Ukraine has been the target of several cyber attacks launched by Russia since the conflict began in late February, according to Western security researchers and senior government officials.  The Russian embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Reuters, as well as the cybersecurity agencies of Ukraine and Poland.  Microsoft said that victims of the new ransomware, called Prestige, are interfering with victims of another cyber attack that targeted data that included the publication of the malware FoxLoad or HermeticWiper.  This attack had infected hundreds of computers in Ukraine, Lithuania and Latvia at the start of Russia's war on Ukraine.  Microsoft said the Prestige ransomware works by encrypting victims' data, leaving a ransom note stating that the data can only be unlocked by purchasing a decryption tool.  In several cases, the researchers noticed that the hackers had gained control of the victims' systems administrator rights before the ransomware was released, indicating that they stole their credentials earlier and were waiting for the right moment.

The Qatar National Cyber ​​Security Agency has warned of a high-risk vulnerability in the Google Chrome browser.

The agency warned - in a tweet through its official account on its Twitter page - that Google announced the discovery of several serious security holes in its famous browser, Google Chrome.

Google confirmed the news on the official Chrome browser blog, noting that the bugs affect versions of Chrome that run on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Google released an updated version of Chrome (Chrome 106.0.5249.119) to combat the threats, and asked browser users around the world to perform an urgent update, after Google reported finding 6 "high" security errors.

Statement from Microsoft ransomware attack targeting Ukraine and Poland

A newly discovered hacking group has attacked transport and logistics companies in Ukraine and Poland with a new type of ransomware, Microsoft said in a blog on Friday .

Microsoft said the attackers targeted a wide variety of systems within an hour on Tuesday, adding that it was unable to link the attacks to any known group so far.

However, the researchers found that the hacks closely mirrored previous attacks by a cyber team linked to the Russian government that disrupted Ukrainian government agencies.

Ukraine has been the target of several cyber attacks launched by Russia since the conflict began in late February, according to Western security researchers and senior government officials.

The Russian embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Reuters, as well as the cybersecurity agencies of Ukraine and Poland.

Microsoft said that victims of the new ransomware, called Prestige, are interfering with victims of another cyber attack that targeted data that included the publication of the malware FoxLoad or HermeticWiper.

This attack had infected hundreds of computers in Ukraine, Lithuania and Latvia at the start of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Microsoft said the Prestige ransomware works by encrypting victims' data, leaving a ransom note stating that the data can only be unlocked by purchasing a decryption tool.

In several cases, the researchers noticed that the hackers had gained control of the victims' systems administrator rights before the ransomware was released, indicating that they stole their credentials earlier and were waiting for the right moment.

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