Malware

A bug allows threat actors to launch malicious code on Acrobat Reader remotely, and it's already being used in the wild.

So far, a couple dozen websites, scattered mostly throughout Asia, were compromised.

An LCD display can emit frequencies that can be translated to secrets.

Apps are looking for passwords stored as screenshots.

Botnet is also getting better at staying hidden and operating effectively.

Keyloggers remain one of the most dangerous tools in the arsenal of cybercriminals.

Malicious Russian JavaScript designed to steal sensitive information found on Cisco’s merch store.

Ransomware attacks and data breaches continue to proliferate but what’s driving the increase and more importantly how to prevent oneself from becoming a victim?

The adoption of cloud and AI apps in the manufacturing sector is on the rise, giving hackers new ways in.

Palo Alto saw its VPN tool being spoofed to spread malware through fake websites.