Geeks' Corner
Topic in BACKUP :
BusyGasper spyware has over a hundred tools at it's disposal to steal data
Cobalt group still active despite losing it's ringleader.
Cryptocurrency community targeted by MacOs malware
FlawedAmmyy RAT being spread by a new malware spam attack
Fortnite scammers spread fake apps on the web
Gandcrab ransomware found in websites.
IcedId and Trickbot trojan operators join forces.
Malware looks like normal Apple files due to Bypass glitch
New KeyPass ransomware discovered
New malware hidden in Images found in GoogleUserContent
Old Dorkbot malware resurfaces
Old malware being used for cryptomining nad ransomware
PageUp malware highlights risks for third parties
Quant Loader trojan spreads by url shortcuts.
Researchers at IBM come up with AI powered malware
SamSam ransomware now targets whole companies.
Sound waves can damage hard drives
WannaCry is in the spotlight again
Wannacry, one year later.
Amazon S3 Buckets Expose Data
B0r0nt0K ransomware threatens Linux servers
Chrome Flaw is the Culprit of MacOS File Corruption Not Avid
DanaBot Now Incorporates Ransomware
Data protection takes a backseat in the move to the cloud
Every small business needs a backup plan
Florida City Pays $600K Ransomware
Gold Garden Group Comes Back With REvil Malware
Iron Mountain uses UPS and FedEx to transport backup tapes
Lake City Florida Pays $500K Ransom
Massachusetts City hit with $5 Million Ransom
New malware targeting gamers
New Mongolock ransomware deletes files
NSA warns Windows Users to update their computers
QNAPCrypt Continues to Spread Via Brute Force Attacks
RobbinHood ransomware hits Baltimore
Ryuk ransomware hits several major US newspapers
Security Flaw in Microsoft Excel Can Trigger Malware Attack
Python Tuples
We can tuple just like we create a list, except that we use regular brackets instead of square brackets. If we create a tuple with a single item, we need to include a comma at the end, otherwise we'll end up with a string. Tuples can hold different data types including lists so we can have a tuple with an element being a list. We access the values in a tuple by using the variable name with an index value enclosed in square brackets. We can also pick a range of values by using two indices se ...
Python Lists
Lists in Python can be created by just placing the sequence inside the square brackets. Unlike sets, list doesn't need a built-in function for creation of list. A list may contain duplicate values with their distinct positions. Elements can be added to the list by using the built-in append() function. Only one element can be added at a time to the list by using append() method. To add multiple elements with the append() method, loops are used. Tuples can also be added to the l ...
Naming Variables in Python
In Python, variables are created when they are first assigned. Variables must be assigned before being used. The value stored in a variable can be accessed or updated later. A variable can hold strings, numbers, or any other type of data.In Python, no declaration is required which means that a data type doesn't need to be declared. The Python interpreter allocates memory depending on what type of data is stored in the variable. ...
Classes in C#
A class definition starts with the keyword class followed by the class name; and the class body enclosed by a pair of curly braces. Access specifiers gives the access rules for the members as well as the class itself. The default access specifier for a class type is internal if not specified. Default access for the members is private if not specified. The data type specifies the type of variable, and return type specifies the data type of the data the method returns, if none, use void. ...