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MysteryBot is a particularly nasty new Android ransomware that is still evolving. It targets popular banking apps by displaying fake login screens which can grab your credentials with a keylogger. It will also attempt to hold your files to ransom if yo… Continue reading MysteryBot: Do You Do Your Banking on Your Phone?
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are a huge cybersecurity problem. And they’re only getting worse. According to a recent report by Neustar, 84% of the 1,010 organizations surveyed suffered at least one significant DDoS attack in the p… Continue reading There’s a New Type of DDoS Attack in Town
The UK government recently conducted an official survey of 1,519 British businesses and 569 British charities to determine how prepared British businesses are for cyberattacks. Here are some of the key findings.
The post Report: UK Security Has Much Ro… Continue reading Report: UK Security Has Much Room to Improve
‘Relieve Stress Paint’ is a Windows Trojan with a UI and functionality very similar to Microsoft Paint. It spreads via Facebook messages or email, which markets it as a legitimate stress-relieving app. Top geographic targets include Vietnam… Continue reading Stress Relief App Infects Facebook Users With Malware
With the release of Chrome 63 in December 2017 FTP will be branded “not secure” Continue reading Chrome to brand FTP as “not secure”
Lawyers are challenging convictions in which DNA analysis played a part, claiming that a new tool isn’t reliable Continue reading Fears raised about accuracy of new forensic DNA techniques
London is just the latest city to use data gathered from mobile phones to try and understand how people use vital infrastructure Continue reading What your phone can tell city transport planners
Lenovo agrees to pay $3.5m for breaking users’ security by installing Superfish Continue reading Lenovo settles lawsuits with 32 states over Superfish
It’s hard to feel sorry for people who get stung by the very malware they’ve bought to sting others Continue reading Would-be cyberattackers caught by malware with a sting in the tail
How much of a link is there between risky online behavior and taking care with your security? A researcher has been trying to find out Continue reading Are you an adrenaline junkie who takes risks with security?