While most in the security industry know what encryption is, many lack a basic understanding of how it is used in malware—especially ransomware….
Month: February 2018
Last week on Malwarebytes Labs, we looked at a huge Android cryptomining campaign, malicious apps on Google Play, and some Apple…
No one knows you better than you do. But thanks to technology advances and the continued digitization of healthcare data accumulation…
Valentine’s Day is upon us once more, and so are lots of dating-friendly security tips. Read on and secure your profile,…
We’ve seen a number of Apple-related phishes in circulation over the last few days. While most of them already lead to…
An open-source programming language, Kotlin is a fully-supported official programming language for Android. Google boasts that Kotlin contains safety features in…
Malvertising and online fraud through forced redirects and Trojanized apps—to cite the two most common examples—are increasingly plaguing Android users. In many…
Last week on Malwarebytes Labs, we featured a new Flash Player zero-day that has been found in recent targeted attacks. And…
Imagine running down the street (and away from law enforcement) with 2,000 pounds of gold bars. Or 1,450 pounds in $100…
You may or may be familiar with the furore over Deepfakes, a relatively new development in pornography involving a tool called FacesApp,…