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Researchers prove HTML5 can be used to hide malware

“A group of Italian researchers have come up with new obfuscation techniques that can be used to dupe malware detection systems and allow malicious actors to execute …

New GamaPoS malware targets US companies

“After dedicating their efforts to swelling the number of computers roped into their malicious net, the masters of the Andromeda botnet are putting it to use by …

Duke APT group adds low-profile SeaDuke Trojan to their malware arsenal

“Not much is known about the cyber espionage group that wields the so-called “Dukes”: backdoors and information stealers that all have “Duke” in …

TeslaCrypt 2.0 makes it impossible to decrypt affected files

“Kaspersky Lab has detected curious behavior in a new threat from the TeslaCrypt ransomware encryptor family. In version 2.0 of the Trojan notorious for infecting …

The soaring cost of malware containment

“Organizations are dealing with nearly 10,000 malware alerts per week, however, only 22% of these are considered reliable, according to a new report from The Ponemon …

More of Hacking Team’s capabilities and questionable actions revealed

The Hacking Team data leak has shown us with whom the company does business with, and their employees’ and management’s unguarded opinions about various …

Popular Android games unmasked as phishing tools

“ESET researchers have discovered a new, ingenious, yet very simple Facebook phishing scheme: playable Android games that, before they are started, ask users to enter …

Fake Android battery monitor app thoroughly compromises users’ devices

“Downloading apps from Google Play is a safer proposition than doing it from third party markets, but despite Google using an automated app scanning service …

Hackers targeting users of Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC, Lloyds Bank and Santander

19,000 malicious emails have been sent in three days from spam servers worldwide, inviting users to download an archive containing a malicious .exe file. Bitdefender warns …

Another malware building toolkit leaked, botnets already popping up

“Another malware building toolkit has been leaked, allowing less tech-savvy crooks to generate a fully functional variant of the KINS banking Trojan and to inject its …

Old MS Office feature can be exploited to deliver, execute malware

A Microsoft Office functionality that has been in use since the early 1990s can be exploited to deliver malicious, executable files to users without triggering widely used …

The top three banking malware families

“The primary motivator behind banking malware attacks is to capture credentials, financial data, and personal information from employees, and partner company employees, …

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