Hot Updates and Education Portal: HOW TO AVOID A CYBER ATTACK

Secret: How You Can Prevent Your Email From Super Virus.

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The
 malware, named Dridex, is hidden in legitimate-looking emails claiming 
to be from companies like iTunes which infect devices when they are 
opened.UP TO £20million could be stolen from British bank accounts by a 
new computer super virus used by hackers.Banking details are then taken 
and passed to fraudsters, the National Crime Agency warned last 
night.Thousands of UK computers have already been affected by the 
malware, which has been developed by highly-skilled cyber crooks.<br />
One
 arrest has already been made into the scam which has been circulating 
in recent weeks with estimated losses running into tens-of-millions.Mike
 Hulett, of the NCA, said:<br />
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 “This is a particularly virulent form of 
malware and we have been working with our international law enforcement 
partners, as well as key partners from industry, to mitigate the damage 
it causes.“Our investigation is on-going and we expect further arrests to made.”Computers become infected with the virus when users receive and open documents in what appear to be legitimate emails.Robert
 Anderson, of the FBI who are also working on the case, added: “Those 
who commit cyber crime are very often highly skilled and can be 
operating from different countries and continents.“They can and 
will deploy new malware and we, along with our partners, are alive to 
this threat and are constantly devising new approaches to tackle cyber 
crime.“We urge all internet users to take action and update your operating system.“Ensure you have up-to-date security software and think twice before clicking on links or attachments in unsolicited emails.”<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;">
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<i><b><u>HOW TO AVOID A CYBER ATTACK.</u></b></i></div>
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The
 email which has the headline ‘iTunes Account Suspension Billing 
Information’  looks innocuous and requests you update your card 
information to keep your account active.The super virus comes in a variety of different formats – with an innocent looking iTunes email the most popular.It claims to be from the Apple customer support team, but is actually a scam to get your bank account details.Firstly, always hover over and check the email address of the sender.The iTunes scam, claiming to be from Apple, is actually sent by an address which ends with ourwacs.com.<br />