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Facebook’s libra cryptocurrency is reportedly preparing to launch with a single cryptocurrency, a scaled-down version of its original plan. The launch date for Facebook’s libra could be as early as January. Launch Date for Facebook’s Libra The cryptocurrency libra, proposed by social media giant Facebook, is reportedly preparing to launch as early as January next year. However, only a limited version of the libra cryptocurrency will launch at that time. According to the revised libra whitepaper, the Libra Association intended to initially launch with some of the currencies in the proposed libra basket, such as “librausd or ≋USD, libraeur or ≋EUR, libragbp or ≋GBP, librasgd or ≋SGD),” the association explained. However, the Financial Times reported Friday: The association would now initially just launch a single coin backed one-for-one by the dollar … The other currencies and the composite would be rolled out at a later point. The exact launch date for the libra crypto would depend on w

Romanian police forces have arrested two individuals this week, for allegedly running two malware crypting services like CyberSeal and DataProtector to escape antivirus software detection. These services were purchased by quite 1560 criminals and used for crypting several different types of malware, including Remote Access Trojans, Information stealers, and Ransomware. The pair used the Cyberscan service also which allowed their clients to test their malware against antivirus tools. How do Criminals Bypass Antivirus Software? Generally, hackers bypass antivirus detection through the utilization of crypters that encrypt or hide the primary code in a piece of software, usually malware to pretend to be something harmless until it gets installed on the victim’s device. In this case, the services provided by these two suspects fall into a similar category and are offered for sale in the underground criminal market since 2010. Their clients paid between US$40 to US$300 for these crypting ser

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GitHub launches a new code scanning tool that helps developers to detect vulnerability before the application reaches production. The tool was announced initially in May at the GitHub Satellite conference, since that time it is available for GitHub beta testers. GitHub Code Scanning Tool Now the GitHub code scanning tool is  available  for all users and they can enable it to form a public repository. The new tool is the result of the acquisition of Semmle last year. Semmle is a code analysis platform that helps developers to write queries that identify code patterns in large codebases and search for vulnerabilities and their variants. GitHub said they “worked to bring the revolutionary code analysis capabilities of its  CodeQL  technology to GitHub users as a native capability.” Code scanning tool powered by powerful code analysis engine CodeQL technology to GitHub users as a native capability. The tool gets integrated with GitHub Actions—or your existing CI/CD environment—to maximize

  The source code for Microsoft’s Windows XP operating system (and other versions) has been leaked online!  Published as a torrent file on bulletin board website 4chan, the 43GB data dump is said to have been compiled over the course of the last few months by the leaker. The collection also includes source code for Windows 2000 and multiple versions of Windows CE, MS DOS, Windows Embedded and Windows NT - but all of which have a smaller modern install base than XP. The individual responsible for the leak also appears to bear Bill Gates a distinct grudge, dedicating a whole section of the torrent file to videos slandering the Microsoft founder.  The legitimacy of the leaked code has not yet been confirmed, but Microsoft has been made aware of the issue. Although support for Windows XP lapsed in 2014 - meaning the OS has not received security updates for a number of years - a surprising number of users remain loyal to the outdated operating system. As of last month, 1.26% of all laptops

Google and its subsidiary Chronicle are rolling out new automated threat detection capabilities for its Google Cloud platform to help companies scale up security monitoring for their legacy systems. The product – called Chronicle Detect – has been in the works for some time and Google unveiled some details around certain components earlier this year at RSA, like a data fusion model to create timelines, a rules engine for common events and incorporated YARA malware threat behavior language. Often, log data or telemetry from a company’s older, off-the-shelf or internal applications aren’t set up to integrate with or port to modern threat detection and response platforms. That can make consistent, continuous security monitoring harder and create visibility gaps for huge chunks of enterprise. In a release, Sunil Potti, Google’s general manager and vice president of engineering, and Rick Caccia, head of marketing for Google’s Cloud Security team, said the new capabilities were designed to a