Android malware infiltrates 60 Google Play apps with 100M installs
McAfee Research Team, a Google App Defence Alliance member, has discovered a new Android malware named Goldoson.
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McAfee Research Team, a Google App Defence Alliance member, has discovered a new Android malware named Goldoson.
Check Point Research (CPR) has been at the forefront of notifying the security challenges that come with ChatGPT, and their recent findings call for immediate concern and precaution for OpenAI and ChatGpt users, respectively.
Statistics have it that retail industries face three times as many attacks as any other industry. Supporting this fact are the successful attacks launched on big retail companies: Target, Home Depot, Eddie Bauer and Vera Bradley, who have fallen victim to the tricks of cyber criminals resulting in loss of money and reputation.
MalwareHunterTeam, a cybersecurity researcher, discovered a ransomware encryptor targeting macOS devices created by the LockBit gang.
Apple releases an update which contains patches for two security issues believed to have been actively exploited in the wild. iOS 16.4.4, iPad OS 16.4.1 and macOS Ventura 13.3.1 updates contain patches for the two discovered vulnerabilities.
Encryption is a method of scrambling data to the degree that outside parties cannot decipher it, preventing unauthorised access and safeguarding your data.
The question “Can an AI-driven tool crack user passwords?” has now changed to “How long will it take an AI-driven tool to crack passwords” after the publication made by a Texas-based cybersecurity startup, Home Security Heroes (HSH).
Phishing is the fraudulent use of electronic communications to deceive users and gain illegal access to their sensitive or confidential information such as usernames, passwords, credit card information, network credentials and more.
The covid-19 pandemic got the whole world scrambling for safety. Lockdown policies were implemented to mitigate the spread and cure the infected.
Data gotten from SlashNext’s latest mobile ‘bring your own device’ (BYOD) security report shows that roughly four out of five employees (71%) store sensitive work passwords on their personal phones.
Cyber threats are not diminishing, they are becoming more sophisticated. The first data breach of 2023, which occurred between January and February, is a clear sign that cybercriminals are not stopping or slowing down.