Deeba Ahmed Malware MoleRats using Facebook, Dropbox, Google Docs to spread malware December 14th, 2020 0 Cybereason researchers have identified an ongoing espionage campaign using three yet unidentified malware variants.
Sudais Asif Malware Infostealer Adrozek malware hits Firefox, Chrome, Yandex, Edge browser December 11th, 2020 2 Adrozek malware was identified by Microsoft and since May 2020 over 30,000 users have been infected. Find out how.
Deeba Ahmed Malware Hackers using Pastebin commands to spread njRAT (Bladabindi) trojan December 11th, 2020 0 njRAT was developed in .NET. It is a common Trojan used for remotely hijacking the key functions of a compromised device.
Sudais Asif Malware Free WinZip trial popup vulnerability lets hackers drop malware December 10th, 2020 1 Other than malware delivery; WinZip vulnerability also lets hackers carry out arbitrary code execution. Find out what else can be done.
Deeba Ahmed Malware Gionee subsidiary implanted malware in over 20 million phones December 7th, 2020 0 The Chinese smartphone maker reportedly made $4.2 million through manufacturing malware-infected phones.
Sudais Asif Malware Hackers hiding skimming malware behind social media sharing icons December 4th, 2020 0 According to researchers, the malware hides behind icons from top networks such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Google, YouTube, and Pinterest.
Deeba Ahmed Malware Malware attack can trick biologists into producing dangerous toxins December 2nd, 2020 0 Researchers urge for improving bio-cybersecurity as threat actors can use malware to target Synthetic DNA Orders to modify DNA strings sequence.
Sudais Asif Malware OceanLotus hackers hit macOS users with new malware November 30th, 2020 1 For now, researchers believe that the malware is targeting Vietnamese users however it is about time it hits macOS users around the world.
Sudais Asif Malware New malware fraudulently subscribes victims to premium phone services November 25th, 2020 1 If you believe you may have been affected by WAPDropper malware, you should uninstall any suspicious applications and inspect your billing records.
Sudais Asif Malware New Jupyter backdoor malware steals Chrome, Firefox data November 16th, 2020 0 Researchers believe that the new Jupyter infostealer is being operated by Russian speaking hackers.
