malware

More than 45,000 Android devices have been affected by the Xhelper malware since March

When we think about the cyber attacks of the future, we may have to think bigger

Viruses, Trojans, and ransomware are all malware, but what does that mean?

Despite progress over the past two years, a wealth of threats still plague both the public and private sectors

The new feature 'locks down' the antivirus, preventing malware from making changes to core settings

We take a look at the malware that first came to prominence in 2016 and targets Windows–based machines

By using the Windows update delivery system, the malicious traffic of this trojan can evade firewalls

Hackers can force devices to emit sounds beyond their normal range

GeForce, Quadro and Tesla GPUs are affected by bugs that could lead to local code execution

Monokle spyware boasts extensive list of potential hacking tools

The figure marks a marked shift against the steep decline in the attack method last year

Middle East-based attacks expected to spread to consumers and businesses across Europe

Positive moves are being made but they will count for nothing if a more sophisticated attack strikes

We help you navigate the worlds of anti malware and antivirus

It's not known which of the alliance's five countries is behind the espionage operation

The 11-year-old Samsung Netbook is infected with the ILOVEYOU, MyDoom and WannaCry viruses

Kingdom accused of using NSO Pegasus software to plant malware on iPhones

It's just one of the errors that have plagued the latest Windows update

Windows 7 and XP machines are at risk of autonomously spreading malware between PCs and networks

The malware strain was discovered by the FBI and DHS and some say it's an attack on North Korea's economy

Pre-installed Android apps for third parties pose security and privacy risks

US law enforcement pursuing China-based hackers for 11-month hacking campaign

The pair of cyber criminals conducted a sophisticated campaign dating back to 2007

Attackers used a ‘SUICIDE’ module to burn down its infrastructure, but new tools have hinted at a resurrection