MyFlixer’s promise of free movies and TV could cost you a virus on your Mac and risk the security of your personal ...

The Fortnite X account posted: "Apple has blocked our Fortnite submission so we cannot release to the US App Store or to the ...

I often warn about the dangers posed by info-stealing malware and banking trojans but there’s another mobile threat you need to worry about: adware. In fact, an adware infection can render one ...

Here’s how it works. Of these adware apps, some are disguised as games while others are posing as messaging apps or utilities. Surprisingly though, some of these apps are completely fake and ...

Cybersecurity company Human has uncovered another adware campaign engaging in ad fraud that is targeting iOS and Android devices. In the simplest terms, ad fraud allows a bad actor to either ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. -- More and more Mac OS X users are falling victim to various adware and spyware infections, though still less so than Microsoft Windows-based computers. "Adware has become a major ...

Mobile adware refers to the advertising material hidden inside legitimate apps infected by malware. Most of these apps are available from third-party sources. Adware continuously shows unwanted ...

One recent example is the popular FTP program FileZilla that has now resorted to a somewhat deceptive strategy to put adware on Windows computers. Most Windows users probably won't need an FTP ...

A snapshot of the 2020 mobile threat landscape reveals major shifts toward adware and threats to online banks. Hackers painted a bullseye on the backs of online financial institutions in 2020 as ...

Approximately 8-percent of Chrome users have reportedly installed one of nearly 300 adware extensions found in the browser’s dedicated Web Store. That’s based on reports surrounding AdGuard ...

At the beginning of March, Google removed 56 applications that appeared benign but were tainted with adware. They'd been downloaded more than a million times before. While more than half the apps ...

In addition, macOS' built-in security systems have not cracked down on adware and PUPs to the same degree that they have malware, leaving the door open for these borderline programs to infiltrate.