We’re no strangers to fraud. Thanks to the digital age, most of us at least have an idea that stealing something…
Month: May 2015
We’ve seen a certain j.mp shortened URL being shared by what we believe are rogue (if not compromised) accounts within Facebook a couple of…
A group of security researchers and computer scientists have recently uncovered a vulnerability in how a Diffie-Hellman key exchange is deployed…
…and we couldn’t be any more psyched! Our huge thanks to those who named us—you know who you are—seeing that this is…
It is a well-known fact that malware authors try really hard to avoid security researchers and their analysis tools. For instance,…
URL shortening services can be a marketing person’s and social media buff’s best friend. However, they can become a cause of worry for…
It’s been a busy week on the blog, with many different angles of attack covered. First off, we looked at a…
Yesterday, a reddit user posted about mods for GTA 5 containing malware. The affected mods were identified as No-Clip and Angry…
Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs) continue to plague consumers with annoying software that interferes with everyday computer use. This kind of software bloats…
Today, we are looking at a strange case and a potential malvertising issue that appeared on popular news website salon.com but probably…