malware

Nation-state malware, branded "Turla", may be responsible for new hacking campaign.

The hotels' servers that processed payment card data were infected with a malware.

Malware used by DNC hackers linked to attack UK on media.

Security experts warn the app can read texts and steal files from Android devices.

Hundreds of VPN apps on Google Play found to be insecure and offer no actual encryption.

The infected app demanded 0.2 Bitcoins, worth about $180, researchers noted.

Researchers claim the new variant comes with 'cutting edge techniques' boosting its fraud campaign.

The Saudi labour ministry among organisations hit with the malware.

'BankBot' is able to stealthily hide on a victims' phone and hijack personal details.

Satan allows cybercriminals to make subscription payments to use third-party created ransomware.

Malwarebytes believes the malware was only used in extremely targeted attacks.

The hacker group is believed to be behind numerous cyberattacks against banks across the globe.

Cartwright had pled guilty to lying about leaking details of the Stuxnet attack to journalists.

Patient data has reportedly not been accessed and patient appointments were not cancelled.

Researchers claim that the malware is currently priced at $4,000 and comes with 'bot killer' features.

The duo allegedly hacked into emails of ministers, bankers and a former deputy chief of the secret service.

Security researchers have reportedly uncovered connections with the Deadly for a Good Purpose Ransomware.

Officials were reportedly uncertain as to the motives and the end goals of the attackers.

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The scam emails claim to be notifying customers about fake pending charges on their credit cards.

The fraudulent email has already been sent to thousands of customers in the UK, US and Australia.

Security researchers believe the 'highly sophisticated' cybergang maybe funded by an organised crime syndicate.

A whole host of compromised home routers were found, 'over 99% of which belonged to TalkTalk'.

Watson is geared up to assist 40 organisations to detect cybercrime in healthcare, finance and other areas.

Researchers noted that the campaign targeted internet users visiting popular news sites.

Other government entities were targeted by the powerful malware in November.

The joint operation successfully sinkholed around 800,000 domain strong botnet infrastructure.

In 2012, Shamoon was responsible for destroying nearly 35,000 computers at oil firm Saudi Aramco.

A security expert contacted Brian Krebs claiming to have hacked the hacker.