Android Users—New Malware Hijacks Bank Calls, Reroutes To Attackers
Android users take notice. The new and improved "FakeCall" malware convincingly hijacks bank phone calls and redirects them ...
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Scammers use Singlish to build trust, dupe victims into installing malware and take over their phones
The advisory was to remind public of the prevalence of malware scams affecting Android device users. Scammers often attempt ...
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6 charged over malware scams involving nearly $8m in transfers of criminal funds
SINGAPORE - More people have been charged in relation to a spate of malware scams reported between May and June 2023, with some of them acting on behalf of a criminal syndicate. Three men and ...
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New MacOS Malware Linked to North Korean Hackers
Suspected North Korean hackers are sending phishing emails that link to a malicious application that runs on Macs built with ...
My iPhone says I have 14 viruses. What should I do next?
Getting virus alerts on your iPhone? Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson helps you learn how to handle fake scam alerts and ...
Updated Android malware can hijack calls you make to your bank
An updated Android trojan called FakeCall hijacks bank calls. Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson says Android phone ...
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Scammed In Singapore: How The Shared Responsibility Framework Helps Consumers
How Singapore’s new Shared Responsibility Framework (SRF) protects consumers from phishing scams by assigning liability to ...
In Big Threat To Android Users, New Malware Redirects Your Bank Calls To Scammers
Kaspersky first identified this updated version of FakeCall in 2022 which can now remotely control smartphones, making it ...
Is just reading that sketchy scammer’s email dangerous or do I have to click on a link to get in trouble?
Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson says opening emails is safe, but risks arise from interacting with links, attachments or HTML content.
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What happens when malware hits PV systems
A random malware variant affected about 800 remote monitoring devices at ground-mounted PV plants in Japan in May 2024. Tokyo-based cybersecurity firm Girasol Energy has told pv magazine what happened ...