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Watch Out for CAPTCHAs That Install Malware
Malicious CAPTCHAs themselves can't directly install malware, but they can exploit how familiar we've become to jumping through hoops to get you to install it yourself. Malicious actors aim to exploit ...
Watch Out for This Info-Stealing Malware on Windows
CoffeeLoader impersonates Armoury Crate, which manages ASUS and ROG software and peripherals, and infects your Windows ...
Google confirms cyber ‘espionage’ attacks on Chrome users from ‘highly sophisticated malware’
According to their report, the cybersecurity researchers “quickly analyzed the exploit code, reverse-engineered its logic, ...
Guardio: Why It’s Essential for the Modern Internet User
Guardio offers a next-gen solution to combating evolving threats in real time and uses AI to proactively search for and ...
ClickFix malware tricks you into infecting your own Windows PC
Hackers are tricking people into installing password-stealing malware by making them press keyboard shortcuts under the ...
Criminals are using a virtual hard disk image file to host and distribute dangerous malware
Forcepoint observes new phishing campaign distributing virtual hard disk files The files bypass security protections to ...
Scam Alert: FBI ‘Increasingly Seeing’ Malware Distributed In Document Converters
FBI warns computer users to keep an eye out for malware, including ransomware, distributed through working document ...
FBI issues national security warning to Gmail, Outlook email users
The agencies warn Gmail and Outlook users to be on the outlook for harmful emails containing ransomware — a kind of malicious ...
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New malware exploits fake updates to steal data
Use 2FA for all critical accounts, including email, banking and cloud services. 4) Be cautious with downloads and links. Use a strong antivirus: Infostealer malware often spreads through malicious ...
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Infostealer malware stole 493 million accounts. Is yours one of them?
Sometimes they steal them the good old-fashioned way by using malware. Such infostealing software ... containing 493 million unique pairs of email addresses and website domains.
Malware can lurk in file conversion tools, FBI warns. Try these instead
Watch out for lesser-known document converters, because they might steal your identity—or hold your PC for ransom.
DeepSeek can be gently persuaded to spit out malware code
When asked to improve the code by hiding the log file, DeepSeek returned code meeting that aim and carried only one critical ...