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The dangerous Trojan virus spread on social media, affecting tens of thousands of users in 140 countries More than 10,000 social media accounts in 140 countries have fallen victim to the new Android Trojan. Cyber ​​security company Zimperium recently released a report claiming that the Trojan virus was spread through social media hijacking, third-party app stores, and sideloaded applications. According to Zimperium, the attack began last March, when the Trojan was first spread from a Facebook account.

Google Workspace and Google Chat are now for everyone Google has opened Google Workspace and Google Chat for its users. Now all users with Google Accounts will be able to use Google Workspace, G Suite. With this update, Google users will now be able to use more new systems in Google Apps, including Gmail, Docs, Chat, Meet, Drive, and Sheets. All these apps can now be used in one tab.

Another major cyberattack on America, tens of thousands of email server hacks According to Krebs on Security, emails from 30,000 US government and business organizations have been hacked due to four vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange software. Wired has even published the news that tens of thousands of email servers have been hacked. Although Microsoft has patched the vulnerability, security experts told Krebson that much work is needed to identify and clean up the process. Thousands of organizations, including state and city governments, fire and police departments, school districts, financial institutions, and others, have been affected. According to Microsoft, the vulnerability (security vulnerability) allowed hackers to access email accounts and install malware that could later be accessed on those servers. According to Krebs and Wired, the attack was carried out by the Chinese hacking group Hafnium. Although Microsoft has not commented on the size of the cyber-attack, it has in