Here’s what you should know about some of the nastiest mobile malware – from malicious software that takes phones and data hostage to RATs that allow hackers to control devices remotely. These days, the device in your pocket can do far more than call or send text messages. Your smartphone stores almost every aspect of … More 3 most dangerous types of Android malware
If you’re a sci-fi fan, especially if you’re 40 or over, you have heard “shields up” so many times in your reading and viewing career that you might see shields, deflectors, and force fields as lame carryovers from the early days of sci-fi film and TV. While perhaps Buck Rogers’ or Flash Gordon’s ships didn’t have shields, there aren’t … More Shields up!
Organizations need to get better at mitigating threats from unknown vulnerabilities, especially as both state-backed operatives and financially-motivated cybercriminals are increasing their activity. Zero-day vulnerabilities have always had something of a special reputation in the cybersecurity space. These software bugs are exploited for attacks before the flaw is known to the software vendor and so before a … More What’s behind the record‑high number of zero days?
Imagine this: It’s a nice spring afternoon and you decide to visit an art gallery. You get dressed up, grab your keys and face mask (depending on COVID restrictions in your area) and leave your house. You walk through the city to your favorite gallery, feeling the light breeze on your cheeks. You pay for … More When NFT Is the Creative Limit
ESET researchers reveal a detailed profile of TA410: we believe this cyberespionage umbrella group consists of three different teams using different toolsets, including a new version of the FlowCloud espionage backdoor discovered by ESET. TA410 is an umbrella group comprised of three teams ESET researchers named FlowingFrog, LookingFrog and JollyFrog, each with its own toolset … More A lookback under the TA410 umbrella: Its cyberespionage TTPs and activity
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