A post by Ian Beer of Google Project Zero released late yesterday evening sent the security community reeling. According to Beer,…
Month: August 2019
Security leaders in institutions of higher education face unique challenges, as they are charged with keeping data and the network secure,…
Clickjacking has been around for a long time, working hand-in-hand with the unwitting person doing the clicking to send them to…
Dutch police departments and consumer organizations issued warnings about the use of the Nextdoor neighborhood app because people received letters (yes,…
Back in May, we classified what we believed was just another generic Android/Trojan.Dropper, and moved on. We didn’t give this particular…
Last week on Malwarebytes Labs, we reported on the presence of Magecart on a type of poker software; outlined how the…
Ransomware continues to make waves in the US, forcing multiple cities and organizations into tough choices. Pressed for cash and time,…
Update (2019-09-04): A new wave of sextortion emails purporting to have originated from a group of hackers called ChaosCC—a play on…
Those who are familiar with Bluetooth BR/EDR technology (aka Bluetooth Classic, from 1.0 to 5.1) can attest that it is not…
Earlier in June, we documented how Magecart credit card skimmers were found on Amazon S3. This was an interesting development, since…