TeslaCrypt is a piece of Ransomware which encrypts your data and locks it behind a “Pay up some serious cash or no…
Month: April 2015
Last week, our security researchers covered a number of 419 scams, with one taking lead from an old racket back in 2012;…
The disposable nature of scam accounts on Steam has always been a bit of a problem – roll into town, set up…
It seems 419 mails are like buses this week – you wait ages for one to come, and then three show…
In January, The Guardian published a piece on Facebook‘s noteworthy success with its user-generated videos along with their growing shareability and viewability within the…
We’ve spotted a new spamming trend on Steam wherein likely spammy accounts take advantage of the gaming platform’s Artwork service. These…
A few days ago, we blogged about a malvertising attack on the HuffingtonPost website via a major ad network which took…
If we’re to believe everything our mailbox tells us, the United Nations Foundation are busy sending out missives informing lucky recipients…
Who are you, what do you do and who is watching you do it? Three simple questions, posed by a new…
Malvertising continues to be one of the biggest and most effective infection mechanism which, for the most part, is based on rogue advertisers…