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Computer graphics technology firm NVIDIA, a company that holds more the 5,000 patent and credited with inventing the GPU, on Thursday said it had...
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Researchers say the OnyxC2 malware targets more than 200 applications and extensions while evading detection through encrypted payloads, DLL sideloading, and in-memory execution techniques.
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Relying on social engineering, the hacking group engages in credential phishing, malware distribution, and fraud activities.
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Law enforcement and tech companies disrupted infrastructure linked to scammers operating across Southeast Asia.
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AI can help attackers generate malware, create malicious payloads, bypass simple security checks, and convert vague malicious intent into functional code.
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A few heart freezing moments:• A phone call that begins with the words: We have your child – we want $250,000 to guarantee her...
Cybercrime
Earlier this week, SecurityWeek detailed the shutdown of the DarkComet project by its creator, because his works were used to attack protesters in Syria....
Cybercrime
Phandroid, a web site dedicated to Android news and discussion, is urging all of its users – more than a million of them in...
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Hackers Expose More Than 450,000 Accounts Taken From Yahoo! Voices Service
Cybercrime
The minds behind the Blackhole exploit toolkit have updated it with an exploit targeting a recently patched vulnerability in Java.
Cybercrime
Email messaging and Web security solutions firm AppRiver, its mid-year Threat and Spamscape report, noted a significant uptick in malware-laden messages during the first...
Cybercrime
The developer for DarkComet, a Remote Access Tool (Trojan), has pulled the application and ended development. The tool’s less than stellar reputation, as well...
Cybercrime
Researchers at AlienVault believe an updated version of the Sykipot Trojan is being used to target the aerospace industry.
Cybercrime
Microsoft has identified two of the 39 defendants in an ongoing legal assault on botnet activity.
Cybercrime
According to research from Symantec and Sophos, the Blackhole exploit kit has been upgraded with some new features recently. The latest revision includes a...
Cybercrime
Anonymous Looks to Save the Planet by Targeting ExxonMobil, Shell and BP Last week, and continuing into the weekend, Anonymous targeted ExxonMobil and claimed...
Cybercrime
A Higher Education Student Database is an Identity Thief’s Dream Come True...No more fertile ground for security breaches exists in the United States than...
Cybercrime
Fake Carder Forum Setup by the FBI Let Agents Monitor and Record Discussions and Private Messages Between CybercriminalsA sting operation setup by the FBI...
Cybercrime
Research from security firm Trusteer shows that when it comes to crime, sometimes criminals prefer to build things from scratch, taking a Lego-type of...
Cybercrime
Researchers at McAfee and Guardian Analytics have uncovered a heavily automated, sophisticated fraud operation that may have attempted to steal at least $78 million...
Cybercrime
Last Friday, the Gioconda Law Group, a New York-based brand protection and anti-counterfeiting law firm, filed a suit against Arthur Wesley Kenzie, a self-styled...
Cybercrime
Two members of LulzSec, Ryan Cleary (19), and Jake Davis (18), appeared in a London court on Monday. During their appearance, Cleary and Davis...
Cybercrime
Security firm Sophos has issued alerts on to two separate, but related attacks, targeting a European aeronautical parts supplier and a European medical company....
Cybercrime
Cyber criminals don’t carry weapons or even leave the comfort of their homes. Botnet and phishing systems are constantly aware of their vast network...
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