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Macs under threat from new malware campaign impersonating major ISP — how to stay safe
New malware campaign uses ClickFix social engineering to infect vulnerable Macs with the AtomicStealer malware.
Misspelled a site's name? Cybercriminals are exploiting this to infect your computer with malware - here's how to stay safe
A single typo could let hackers hijack your system using malware hidden in fake packages Cross-platform malware now fools ...
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How Slopsquatting Turns AI Hallucinations into Cyberattacks
Slopsquatting is turning generative AI hallucinations into real cyberattacks. Learn how fake packages are slipping into your ...
New Russian cyber-spy crew Laundry Bear joins the email-stealing pack
In October 2024, the hacking crew obtained access to several Ukrainian aviation organization user accounts, Microsoft Threat ...
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Fake Zenmap. WinMRT sites target IT staff with Bumblebee malware
The Bumblebee malware SEO poisoning campaign uncovered earlier this week aimpersonating RVTools is using more typosquatting domainsi mimicking other popular open-source projects to infect devices ...