Malware
Stay Safe This Tax Season: Fake Tax Apps Pushing Malware on the Rise
[By: Krishna Vishnubhotla, Vice President Product Strategy, Zimperium] Tax Day is just around the corner and it is vital for individuals and businesses to be hypervigilant of the tax apps we choose as there has been a significant rise in fake tax apps pushing malware. To keep your personal and financial information safe, these apps […]
YouTube being used by hackers to spread Malware
When you’re casually browsing through YouTube channels and encounter a tempting link in the description, think twice before clicking. There’s a rising trend where these links can lead unsuspecting users straight into the jaws of malware. As the demand for game cracks surges among youngsters, cybercriminals are capitalizing on this trend to distribute malicious software. […]
Cybersecurity trends: Some rays of hope among the dark clouds
[By Dov Lerner, Cybersixgill] Cybersecurity veterans often have a pessimistic view of the industry’s trends: attacks seem to be always on the rise, threat actors become more sophisticated, and breaches grow costlier than ever to their victims. I’m happy to note that there’s some good news for a change, as my company discovered while […]
Over 1800 global banking apps targeted by 29 malware variants
In recent months, a staggering 29 malware families have been discovered targeting approximately 1800 banking applications worldwide. This revelation, based on a comprehensive survey conducted by security firm Zimperium, involved insights from over 2000 respondents spanning 61 countries. Outlined in their 2022 Malware report, Zimperium highlighted the infiltration of around 10 sophisticated malware families affecting […]
Malware threat on rise and some details
Hackers are currently exploiting an old vulnerability in Microsoft Excel to inject a newly identified malware known as ‘Agent Tesla.’ This malicious software is capable of either cleaning up a database or discreetly gathering intelligence, depending on the commands it receives from the C2C servers. A study conducted by Zscaler ThreatLabz reveals that the malware’s […]
Securing the Cloud: Strategies for CSPs to Mitigate Malware Hosting Risks
In recent years, the prevalence of cloud computing has revolutionized the way businesses operate, offering scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency. However, this technological shift has also attracted the attention of cyber-criminals who exploit cloud environments for hosting malware. Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) play a crucial role in safeguarding their infrastructure and ensuring the security of their […]
Britain Nuclear site Sellafield experiences malware cyber attack
Reports confirm that Sellafield, a prominent nuclear site, has fallen victim to a recent malware attack, with initial investigations suggesting the infiltration of malicious software dating as far back as 2015. Cybersecurity experts are actively engaged in probing the incident, and while much of the specific details remain undisclosed, it is evident that a comprehensive […]
10 ways to know your smart phone has spying malware
Numerous world leaders have expressed concerns regarding espionage-related malware being surreptitiously planted on their personal devices by their adversaries. This clandestine practice aims to gather classified information or monitor their activities. Apple Inc. issued a statement yesterday, urging iPhone users to exercise caution, as certain states have been reported to hire hackers to engage in […]
Google App turns into malware for many on Smart Phones
The Google app and its synchronized applications, including Maps and Gmail, offer a world of possibilities to users. However, a peculiar situation has arisen, with certain smartphones identifying the Google app as potential malware and warning users against its usage. This may sound bizarre, but it’s a fact. Users of Huawei, Vivo, and Honor phones […]
Cybersecurity news headlines trending on Google
The Navy Exchange Service‘s sale of Lenovo laptops at steep discounts and duty-free rates has raised concerns among U.S. lawmakers due to the manufacturer’s ties to the People’s Republic of China. There are apprehensions that these laptops could potentially contain pre-installed malware aimed at spying on users in Western countries. While currently, this is only […]
