As the demand for Internet of Things (IoT) technologies continues to grow, IoT devices have been viable targets for malware infections. Although deep learning-based malware detection has achieved ...

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North Korean hackers, Famous Chollima, targeted crypto experts with fake job interviews designed to steal their data and deploy malware on their devices. The malware stole credentials from over 80 ...

This malware evolved, in a way, and it’s way more clever when it comes to stealing your money. Zimperium has spotted a new version of the Godfather malware for Android phones.

In brief North Korean hackers are targeting crypto professionals with fake job interviews to deploy new Python-based malware, PylangGhost. The malware steals credentials from 80+ browser extensions, ...

Instead, it’s a compilation of data from about 30 different datasets, largely made up of credentials harvested by infostealer malware and exposed via unsecured cloud storage.

A new version of the Android malware "Godfather" creates isolated virtual environments on mobile devices to steal account data and transactions from legitimate banking apps.

Crocodilus malware targets Android users through Facebook ads, stealing banking data and adding fake contacts to make scam calls appear legitimate in the U.S., Spain and Turkey.

Using fileless malware means no files are written to disk, which makes it incredibly hard to detect using EDR. Process injection is used to hide the malware inside Notepad.exe, bypassing in-memory ...

Security researchers at Trend Micro and ReversingLabs have uncovered two fresh campaigns targeting red teams, novice cybercriminals, and developer environments via trojanized open source hacking tools ...