Every day, someone is selling access on the dark web, and hackers are buying.
Crooks are automating fake support calls to get users to remotely unlock stolen phones.
A fake 113GB GTA 6 ISO reportedly contains 99.99% empty data and a 50KB malicious payload capable of weakening Windows security.
No one knows who built it and to what end.
Crooks found a flaw in an analytics app and used it to deploy malware to cars’ infotainment systems.
An elaborate scheme was designed to deploy AMOS, a known macOS infostealer malware.
Some nifty tricks are pulled off by the security engineer — but the dark side of all this is worrying to say the least.
Kaspersky discovers Android malware targeting car head units through compromised updates.
Victims are being told to install a fake cleaner software which is nothing more than a backdoor framework.
Patient care has continued as usual following cyberattack.