WordPress sites have been splashed with ransomware warnings that are as real as dime-store cobwebs made out of spun polyester.
Lures dressed up to look like movie and TV streaming offers are swiping payment data.
Meanwhile, a Microsoft analysis that followed six Iranian threat actor groups for over a year found them increasingly sophisticated, adapting and thriving.
Threat actors used malicious emails to target more than 125 people with high-profile TikTok accounts in an attempt to steal info and lock them out.
Vinny Troia, the cybersecurity researcher mentioned in a fake alert gushed out of the FBI’s email system, says it’s just one of a string of jabs from a childish but…
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The leak included model information, chat messages and payment details.
Hank Schless, senior manager of security solutions at Lookout, discusses AbstractEmu, mobile malware found on Google Play, Amazon Appstore and the Samsung Galaxy Store.
A politically motivated group is paralyzing Israeli entities with no financial goal — and no intention of handing over decryption keys.
Researchers observed what looks like the Emotet botnet – the “world’s most dangerous malware” – reborn and distributed by the trojan it used to deliver.
An analysis of ransomware attack negotiation-data offers best practices.