How a wrong Google search can compromise your data and bring law enforcement calling
Wrong Google searches can not only compromise your device and personal data. They can also bring law enforcement to your doorstep. Hackers are targeting Google searches.
Phishing emails increasingly use SVG attachments to evade detection
Threat actors increasingly use Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) attachments to display phishing forms or deploy malware while ...
New ShrinkLocker ransomware decryptor recovers BitLocker password
Bitdefender has released a decryptor for the 'ShrinkLocker' ransomware strain, which uses Windows' built-in BitLocker drive ...
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SpyNote Malware Targets Android Antivirus Users
Android Spynote malware is masquerading as antivirus software to exploit Android processes to infiltrate devices, seize ...
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If You've Downloaded Malware, Try These Fixes Before a Factory Reset
Consider a factory reset if malware persists after removal attempts by scanning and deleting suspicious files. With the ...
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Life on a crooked RedLine: Analyzing the infamous infostealer’s backend
Following the takedown of RedLine Stealer by international authorities, ESET researchers are publicly releasing their ...
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Don't open that 'copyright infringement' email attachment – it's an infostealer
The most recent version of the Rhadamanthys infostealer malware is being spread far and wide ... Attached are what the crooks ...
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SteelFox and Rhadamanthys Malware Use Copyright Scams, Driver Exploits to Target Victims
The findings come as Kaspersky shed light on a new "full-featured crimeware bundle" dubbed SteelFox that's propagated via ...
Is just reading that sketchy scammer’s email dangerous or do I have to click on a link to get in trouble?
Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson says opening emails is safe, but risks arise from interacting with links, attachments or HTML content.
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New Android Banking Malware 'ToxicPanda' Targets Users with Fraudulent Money Transfers
ToxicPanda is believed to be the work of a Chinese-speaking threat actor, with the malware sharing foundational similarities with another Android malware dubbed TgToxic, which can steal credentials ...
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7 Signs You Have Malware and How to Get Rid of It
Is your PC acting strange? Look for these signs you have malware, but don't panic if it turns out that you do. Our tips can help you get rid of it. When the IBM PC was new, I served as the ...