As reported on cryptovest a new research from Check Point shows cyber-criminals are increasingly targeting iPhones in crypto-mining attacks. While it never quite took off among consumers, Google Plus is…
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IBM’s X-Force Cybersecurity team has published a lengthy discussion about the notorious botnet named Necurs, which is expanding its coverage for quite some time. Necurs is a spam-sending botnet, with…
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“The oldest trick in the book is pulling the head off a dead goose and then restoring it” — Daniel Radcliffe. This is true today, especially on the issue of…
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The business of IT comes with its own strength and weaknesses. The job of system administrators is usually only seen with a level of importance when there is a problem…
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Kaspersky Labs has revealed on their official blog that Africa is the most vulnerable region in the world when it comes to crytojacking via USB malware. Cryptojacking is a new…
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If people and companies will depend heavily on cybersecurity news when deciding what operating system to use, nobody will use Windows. That is a plausible practical view of utilitarian users,…
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A new malware, dubbed XBash piece was discovered by Security researchers at Palo Alto Networks says that it is targeting both Linux and Microsoft Windows servers. The malware Developed in Python, Xbash…
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Banking Trojans are one of the most common malware these days, alongside ransomware and cryptojacking. And one of the most prolific of them all this year is named the Ramnit…
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When purchasing a USB-flash drive, it is typically acceptable it comes pre-formatted from the factory. It is usually formatted as a FAT32 drive, for universal compatibility even for MacOS and…
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After lying low for a couple of years, the Kronos trojan reemerged in July with a new name Osiris. A more extensive investigation of how the banking trojan has evolved,…
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