Malwarebytes™ is the winner of two Bronze Stevie® Awards in the 16th Annual American Business Awards®- “Company of the Year” & “Executive of the Year”.
Tag: Cybersecurity
Malwarebytes Announces Thomas R. Fox as Chief Financial Officer as Company Enters Next Stage of Growth
Malwarebytes™ today introduced Thomas R. Fox as the company’s Chief Financial Officer, strengthening the executive team with another leader with deep experience in product- and technology-led businesses.
Malwarebytes Introduces Easy-to-Use Endpoint Protection and Response Solution for Monitoring, Detection and Remediation
Malwarebytes™ today announced the release of Malwarebytes Endpoint Protection and Response.
Malwarebytes a Gold Winner in the Cyber Security Vendor Achievement of the Year – Global Excellence Awards 2018
Malwarebytes™ announced today that Info Security Products Guide, the industry’s leading information security research and advisory guide, has named Malwarebytes a…
Malwarebytes Wins Cyber Security Vendor Achievement of the Year – Global Excellence Awards 2018
Malwarebytes™announced today that Info Security Products Guide, the industry’s leading information security research and advisory guide, has named Malwarebytes a gold winner in the Cyber Security Vendor Achievement of the Year (500 – 2,499 employees) category and CEO, Marcin Kleczynski, a silver winner in the CEO of the Year (500 – 2,499 employees) category of the 14th Annual 2018 Info Security PG’s Global Excellence Awards®.
Malwarebytes Wins Cybersecurity Excellence Awards for Fastest Growing Company; Best Endpoint Security
Malwarebytes announced it was awarded two gold 2018 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards – Fastest Growing Company and Best Endpoint Security.
Malwarebytes Wins Cybersecurity Excellence Awards for Fastest Growing Company; Best Endpoint Security
Malwarebytes™ announced it was awarded two gold 2018 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards – Fastest Growing Company and Best Endpoint Security.
Millions of Android phones were redirected to cryptocurrency mining site
Researchers at cybersecurity firm Malwarebytes discovered that the so-called ‘drive-by cryptomining’ malware had managed to infect Android phones and redirect them to a website running cryptocurrency mining code that automatically sucks a phone’s processing power to crunch equations needed to generate Monero.
Cryptocurrency mining site hijacked millions of Android phones
Smartphone users are just as vulnerable to cryptocurrency mining hijacks as their PC counterparts, and sometimes on a dramatic scale. Malwarebytes has detailed a “drive-by” mining campaign that redirected millions of Android users to a website that hijacked their phone processors for mining Monero. While the exact trigger wasn’t clear, researchers believed that infected apps with malicious ads would steer people toward the pages. And it wasn’t subtle — the site would claim that you were showing “suspicious” web activity and tell you that it was mining until you entered a captcha code to make it stop.
Malwarebytes Recognized as a Visionary in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Protection Platforms
Malwarebytes™ announced it has been positioned in the Visionaries quadrant of the 2018 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Protection Platforms.