New OBSCURE#BAT Malware Targets Users with Fake Captchas
OBSCURE#BAT malware campaign exploits social engineering & fake software downloads to evade detection, steal data and persist on…
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OBSCURE#BAT malware campaign exploits social engineering & fake software downloads to evade detection, steal data and persist on…
Group-IB has published a report on SIM swapping attacks, finding that attackers continue to use social engineering to bypass technical security measures.
Beyond Passwords: Is Your System Truly Secure? The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, with traditional methods of securing user accounts—such as passwords—proving increasingly inadequate against the growing sophistication of cyberattacks. In response, authentication systems that go Beyond Passwords, i.e., password-less, have emerged as a promising solution. By eliminating the need for passwords altogether, these systems […]
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a tool—it is a game changer in our lives, our work as well as in both cybersecurity and cybercrime.
Microsoft warns that a widespread malvertising campaign hit nearly one million devices around the world.
The campaign, which began on illegal streaming sites, impacted both consumer and enterprise devices across a wide range of industries.
I’ve been in the cybersecurity industry for over 36 years. Surprisingly, hackers and malware haven’t changed all that much.
Ever since OpenAI publicly released ChatGPT in late 2022, people have been predicting the end of programmers.
A new report from Arctic Wolf has found that 96% of ransomware attacks now involve data theft as criminals seek to force victims to pay up.
Researchers at Juniper Threat Labs warn that phishing attacks are utilizing a new obfuscation technique to hide malicious JavaScript.
If you haven’t been paying attention closely enough, a new type of access control token, like a super browser token on steroids, is becoming hackers’ theft target of choice.