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New CRON#TRAP Malware Infects Windows by Hiding in Linux VM to Evade Antivirus
New CRON#TRAP malware installs a Linux VM backdoor on Windows, evading antivirus, and allowing hidden control over ...
The Register on MSN11h
Winos4.0 abuses gaming apps to infect, control Windows machines
Multiple' malware samples likely targeting education orgs Criminals are using game-related applications to infect Windows ...
Infosecurity-magazine.com13h
North Korean Actor Deploys Novel Malware Campaign Against Crypto Firms
On launch, the application downloads the decoy “Hidden Risk” pdf file from a Google Drive share and opens it using the ...
PC Magazine18h
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 ...
This dangerous new malware is hitting Windows devices by hiding in games
Security researchers spot new malware framework called Winos4.0 It is capable of monitoring the clipboard, gathering system ...
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MacOS under attack by crypto thieves: malicious app disguises itself as PDF
Initially, attackers attempt to gain access via phishing emails. They lure users into clicking a malicious link, which leads to a PDF document relating to crypto topics, such as “Hidden Risk Behind ...
Windows Users Warned As New Winos4.0 Hackers Target Gamers
It could be game over for Windows users as security researchers warn of malicious cyber-attacks explicitly targeting ...
12 Tips to Identify a Fake Virus or Security Alert
Another common indicator of fake pop-ups is that clicking anywhere on the alert, not just the buttons, takes you to a suspicious or malicious website. On the other hand, genuine alerts typically ...
One of the scariest malware threats is now targeting Windows gamers
This isn’t as simple as an Android malware that steals your money and wipes your accounts. No, this framework can take full ...
Hackers increasingly use Winos4.0 post-exploitation kit in attacks
Hackers are increasingly targeting Windows users with the malicious Winos4.0 framework, distributed via seemingly benign game-related apps.
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 ...
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Winos 4.0 Malware Infects Gamers Through Malicious Game Optimization Apps
Cybersecurity experts warn that Winos 4.0 malware is spreading via gaming apps, targeting gamers to steal data using advanced ...