Collaborate Disseminate
It’s bad enough to be caught by an SMS phishing scam – but when the bad guys expose your stolen account details to the world, that really rubs salt into the wound Continue reading Phishing campaign spoofs online auto brand, exposes stolen passwords
If you’re running Linux-based IoT devices, remember that attackers are particularly focusing on these – so make sure you patch all your penguin-based devices Continue reading Stack Clash Linux vulnerability: you need to patch now
The bad guys are using old tricks to hide very modern nasty surprises in Word documents. We take a look at how they’re doing that Continue reading SophosLabs analysis: why the surge in Word docs hiding ransomware?
You can ‘force stop’ but the ads will just keep popping back up again Continue reading The Google Play adware apps that just won’t die
Mac ransomware is rare but Apple computers are far from immune – here’s how to protect yourself. Continue reading More Mac ransomware – $666 and 7 days to pay
Malware-laced PowerPoint files are nothing new – but several recent spam campaigns have added a new twist. Continue reading Infection by mouseover – what you need to know about PowerPoint spam
The normal lifecycle of an Office exploit can take months – what makes this latest Word exploit different? Continue reading Word exploits weaponised in quick time
Taking design cues from WannaCry, a fake copy of the popular King of Glory game is being used to spread ransomware Continue reading Android ransomware hides in fake King of Glory game
Taking design cues from WannaCry, a fake copy of the popular King of Glory game is being used to spread ransomware Continue reading Android ransomware hides in fake King of Glory game
What made WannaCry different from other ransomware attacks? We explain how it happened – and look at what lessons we’ve learned Continue reading InfoSec 2017: how to protect yourself against the next WannaCry