New Gmail And Outlook Email Security Alert—Infostealer Malware Warning
New research into the email threat landscape has uncovered a stark security warning for users of Gmail and Outlook on the ...
The Wiretap: DeepSeek Turned Into Evil Malware Maker, Researchers Find
The Wiretap is your weekly digest of cybersecurity, internet privacy and surveillance news. To get it in your inbox, ...
Over 10,000 WordPress sites found showing fake Google browser update pages to spread malware
Ten thousand WordPress websites were being used to deliver infostealing malware to victims running both Windows and macOS ...
Malware stole internal PowerSchool passwords from engineer’s hacked computer
The theft of a PowerSchool engineer's passwords prior to the breach raises further doubts about the company's security ...
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Unveiling the hidden threats of app ads: How malware creeps into your phone
Mobile advertisements have evolved into a significant revenue stream, enabling developers to reach larger audiences. However, ...
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Prompt Injection Tricks AI Into Downloading And Executing Malware
AI to control a virtual computer (in this case, Anthropic’s Claude Computer Use) is made to download and execute a piece of ...
Heads up — fake Reddit sites are delivering dangerous malware
Unsuspecting users can fall victim to dangerous Lumma Stealer malware using a fake Reddit thread offering a solution to a ...
Hacker infects 18,000 "script kiddies" with fake malware builder
A threat actor targeted low-skilled hackers, known as "script kiddies," with a fake malware builder that secretly infected ...
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Best malware removal of 2025
The best malware removal software can help get rid of persistent malicious files that have taken root within your device. Everyone has had to deal with a virus at one point or another, and when ...
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Fake job interview emails installing hidden cryptocurrency mining malware
Regularly update your security tools to ensure they can handle new threats effectively. The best way to safeguard yourself ...
Hackers hide malware into website images to go unnoticed
Hackers are hiding malware in website images to go unnoticed and compromise as many computers as possible, experts have warned.