People who visit adult or gambling websites double their risk of malware
The issue is a major one for employers, a new study warns. Visiting adult and gambling websites doubles the risk of ...
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How Androxgh0st Became 2024’s Most Wanted Malware
Learn how Androxgh0st, a new IoT botnet, rose to prominence in 2024, its links to Mozi malware, and discover expert tips to ...
Malware botnets exploit outdated D-Link routers in recent attacks
Two botnets tracked as 'Ficora' and 'Capsaicin' have recorded increased activity in targeting D-Link routers that have ...
St. Clair County warns of scam involving malware installed from QR code
Authorities in St. Clair County are warning residents of a scam involving a fake amazon package and a QR code that installs ...
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Fake Github Stars Are Being Used to Push Malware
There have been a few reports of malicious actors adding thousands of stars to fake projects to push malware, but a new ...
New Google Spyware Warning—750 Million Android Users Must Now Act
Lookout flagged the ten “most common mobile browser vulnerabilities,” all of which (unsurprisingly) targeted “Chromium-based ...
Looking for a new job? Watch out you don't fall for this new malware scam
The campaign was first spotted in 2022, and is believed to be operated by Lazarus Group - a known state-sponsored threat ...
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Crypto Hackers Pose as Recruiters to Spread Malware and Steal Wallets
Crypto hackers have adopted a new scam to infiltrate victims’ devices and steal funds, posing as recruiters from reputed ...
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Cybercriminals Use GitHub Fake Star Campaigns to Spread Scams and Malware
GitHub’s star system is being exploited in fake star campaigns, which target developers and organizations relying on ...
Receiving unexpected international calls? What you need to know
Avoid unknown numbers and protect your personal information. Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson talks about the ...
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Crypto hackers take new spin on fake job scam, dropping ‘nasty’ malware
Crypto hackers have reportedly found a slick new way of tricking their victims into downloading “nasty” malware that can grant hackers access to a victim’s computer and drain their wallets ...