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The zero-day flaw, which was affecting both Internet Explorer and Edge browsers, has finally been patched my Microsoft in security […]

The Kaspersky Lab researchers reported that the RAA ransomware has been recently modified to particularly target businesses. The security vendor

A huge spam wave dropping booby-trapped Microsoft Publisher (PUB) files has been spotted by security experts at Bitdefender. These PUB

A Windows Trojan, named by Palo Alto Networks “DualToy”, used USB connection to load malicious apps on Android and iOS

Around $121 million in payments have been gained by a ransomware network only for the first half of 2016, as

One year after the DDoS extortion campaigns appeared, a group, calling itself Armada Collective, continues scaring website owners with extortion

A critical zero-day flaw, which affects the popular database management system (RDBMS) MySQL, has been uncovered by the security researcher

Recently, there has been more and more cases where a crook proves that the ransomware business is not for everyone.

The notorious Shark Ransomware Project has recently changed both its domain and name and it is now called Atom –

Barkly security experts have recently uncovered a new piece of Macro-based malware which is growing into a complete strong-featured threat,

A freely offered Remote Access Trojan (RAT), dubbed Darktrack, is actually as good as paid RATs, considered best-sellers on the

Several US military and other government agencies have been targeted by a malware piece, dubbed GovRAT, specially designed to spy

On September 10th, the Emsisoft security expert, Fabian Wosar, announced that he had been able to create a free decrypter

Google reported that from January 2017, the Web browser Chrome will start marking HTTP sites as non-secure when they transmit

Even though malicious malware which somehow manage to go around the Google Bouncer and become available in Google Play Store