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Estonian Cybercrime Group Infected More Than 4M Computers with DNS Changing Malware The FBI and international authorities have disrupted a massive cybercrime scheme that infected...
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Oracle has mitigated CVE-2026-35273, but it has not publicly confirmed the vulnerability’s in-the-wild exploitation.
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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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The Days of Social Engineering Attacks Being Reserved for Governments and Organizations With Enemies Are Long Gone.
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A new report coming from the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) reveals that phishing attacks against Chinese banking and e-commerce Web sites soared by 44...
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New data from Internet Identity (IID), taken from its quarterly eCrime report, says that the jump in the number of websites hosting malware, as...
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Typosquatting is no longer a risk to be delegated entirely to brand managers in the legal and marketing departments.
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After one of their own was kidnapped while participating in Operation PaperStorm, Anonymous has threatened to expose the Zetas drug cartel unless the Anon...
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What Can we Learn From Some of the Significant Hacks in 2011?As we round the corner to the last quarter of 2011 and move...
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Spammers have turned to creating their own URL shortening services to better conceal links in their messages.Researchers at Symantec recently uncovered a spam gang...
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AntiSec Raids Law Enforcement in Support of "Occupy Wall Street" MovementOn Friday, AntiSec supporters released a massive cache of personal and confidential information, after...
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Giving credit cards away doesn’t always conflict with a cybercriminal's desire to make money – in many cases it supports it.
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Study Finds Hacking Discussions on the Rise. What do Hackers Discuss and Exchange in Online Forums?Online forums can be found for just about any...
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Symantec has partnered with Armorize Technologies, a provider of Web malware detection solutions, to launch “Symantec AdVantage”, a new cloud-based anti-malvertising solution.
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On Tuesday, in addition to the monthly "Patch Tuesday" security updates for Windows and Office platforms, Microsoft released the eleventh volume of its Security...
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Speaking in London during the RSA Conference Europe, RSA's executive chairman, Art Coviello, and president, Thomas Heiser, addressed the breach that rocked the security...
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The recent and ongoing Occupying Wall Street rally is an interesting and refreshing exercise in US democracy at its best. Starting out with just...
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On Wednesday, Check Point released a new blade to its Software Blade Architecture, in order to help organizations prevent and respond to bot-based threats....
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Update: NetQin Mobile reached out to SecurityWeek to let us know that they had previously identified the same malware under the name AnserverBot on...
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IT security talent is in high demand across government agencies and private companies, with a shortage of resources among the federal agencies that is...
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Dealing with the Aftermath of a Breach Is Challenging, but there are Things you Can do to Keep Things from Going from Bad to...
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Microsoft Crushes Another Botnet: "Operation b79" Neutralizes Kelihos BotnetMicrosoft today announced it has taken down the notorious Kelihos botnet, scoring yet another legal victory...
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