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Month: January 2016
On Wednesday, FireEye posted a very detailed article about a concerning trend among iOS developers. Some developers are integrating an update library…
Rogue advertisers are increasingly able to defeat various ad networks which is not good news for publishers and their visitors. It means…
Update: Shortly after publishing this blog, we noticed that Safari was now showing the site as a phish: Much information from our…
The popular Google Chrome browser has some of the best security tools baked in with features such as Safebrowsing which protects…
All of the below pages – which offer up Facebook phishing in the guise of “Security pages” – have all recently…
For the last four years, ransomware has evolved into one of the biggest threats to cyber security that I’ve seen in…
Roundup time! Last week was definitely a busy one, with Malvertising on MSN.com, and a faintly dramatic tech-support scam riding roughshod…
In recent variants of the infamous DNS-changer adware we have found that the coders use a particularly interesting method to bypass…
LeChiffre is yet another ransomware that recently has been observed to cause some major damage (in Mumbai – read more here)….