malware

Pulling together the most dangerous and pressing flaws that businesses need to patch

The weakest link in malware prevention is still the average user

Coveware data shows that the average payment decreased by 34% to £112,800 in the fourth quarter of 2020

Experts urge businesses to stay vigilant as it's unlikely Emotet is down for good

The social engineering campaign involves establishing a social media presence as well as a fake research blog

The new strain poses as a Huawei app which users are tricked into downloading from a fake Google Play Store link

The Monero-mining malware doesn't steal data but consumes large amounts of CPU and memory

Calls grow for Gavin Williamson to resign as the Department for Education urgently investigates

The company is facing a class action lawsuit filed by its shareholders

Rogue malware can take over devices and exfiltrate data, warns researchers

The banking trojan has climbed back to the top of Check Point's Global Threat Index

The year-long campaign comprises a custom-written remote access tool and fully-fledged marketing operation

Malware planted on computers could use electromagnetic signals from memory to transfer data wirelessly

Chrome and Edge extensions laced with malware have already been installed three million times

The firm has moved to quarantine potential threats as reports emerge of the role of Microsoft 365 in the devastating breach

The malware targets users of illicit sites and steals personal information stored on their mobile devices

PyMicropsia also uses Keanu Reeves to steal your information

Phishing emails that contained usernames suggests hackers gained access to customer data

From Anonymous to Omega, here’s everything you need to know about hackers with a conscience

Chinese ministry warns that power banks could infect devices with trojans to that steal personal data

Researcher complains that Microsoft underscored the significance of the flaw, which could be triggered without user interaction

We take a look at what's needed to really secure internet-connected devices

Ransomware as a service is also becoming increasingly accessible via social media

DeathStalker hacking group is using the in-memory backdoor to steal sensitive data