MALWARE

Released by Odix, the program will use enterprise-grade technology to protect users from malware.

Egor Igorevich Kriuchkov was charged with conspiracy for trying to convince an employee of a Nevada company to install malware on the firm's computer network.

A new ransomware that targets Mac users has been found online, hiding inside a website that shares torrent links.

Australia ramps up cyber spending after state-backed attacks

Bogus 'contact tracing' apps deployed to steal data: researchers

The feature is the latest step Facebook has taken to help protect users as it works toward end-to-end encryption for messaging.

Three new North Korean malware strains have been exposed by U.S. cybersecurity experts on the three-year anniversary of the WannaCry outbreak.

Two industry giants use their tools in finding an approach to fight malware.

US says Chinese hacking vaccine research: reports

Yet only 24% of cybersecurity professionals are women.

A “zero-click” attack can infect iOS devices by downloading a malicious email, without the user opening up the message.

A suspected cyber espionage app is reportedly posing as a COVID-19 tracker to entice Android and iOS users.

Emboldened by 'heroes' and hate music, white extremists on the rise

Government employees, think tanks, or a university staff were typical targets but the Thallium group also went after networks that work on issues like nuclear proliferation and human rights.

The U.S. is becoming increasingly concerned adversarial governments could exploit American technologies.

A newly discovered Android vulnerability allows malware to pose as legit apps and leaves almost all apps exposed to attacks.

Here are some practical tips that can help keep you and your family’s data safe when traveling this holiday season.

Stantinko is not just a malware that a normal anti-virus scan can detect and eliminate. It's also so absurdly complex that Internet security company Eset has been closely monitoring Stantinko botnet since 2017.

Microsoft shared details of a pernicious malware targeting cryptocurrencies that infected nearly 80,000 computers.

A growing number of ready-made exploit kits known as EKs are using deceptive file-less attacks, creating bigger challenges to defenders and compromising victims.

A new scheme enables skimmers to host deceitful third-party processor that appears just like the real one.