Jhosua Computer Center

In a segment with ColoRadio Communications, Kaspersky Lab discusses the best ways to combat ransomware. - http://klab.so/5F13DF

The Lazarus Group, responsible for the infamous Sony Pictures hack, may have caused a shift allowing for more destructive cybercriminals to exist. - http://klab.so/57F743

Eugene Kaspersky and 9 other cybersecurity Twitter profiles to watch. - http://klab.so/DCE624

Last week vulnerability developers, security researchers, and even a couple of friendly govies descended upon Miami for two daily servings of novel implants, exploits, and the latest in offensive research. - http://klab.so/905524

Kaspersky Small Office Security ranked first among 11 small-business security solutions according to an evaluation done by AV-TEST. - http://klab.so/2E8B32

A bug or flaw in the code of Petya ransomware has allowed a developer to create a tool to unlock a user's device without paying the ransom. - http://klab.so/5C847C

The use of ATM “skimming” devices is on the rise, find out how to protect yourself against them. - http://klab.so/5D1E1F

Adobe has released an emergency update to Flash to stop a new zero-day that was used to push ransomware. - http://klab.so/462B0F

Researchers discovered a Mac OS X variant of the Windows-based Pirrit adware that creates a proxy server on infected Mac computers and injects ads into webpages. - http://klab.so/FB81D6

Eugene Kaspersky believes we may be closer to a cybersecurity “golden age” than many people think. - http://klab.so/95EB5D

The United States and Canada have released a joint advisory to help protect their citizens from ransomware. - http://klab.so/0B8122