Malware
Apple Hacking Alert: How to Update iOS and Mac Devices to Keep Data Safe
Apple warned users that hackers may have actively exploited security vulnerabilities on devices.
Most Americans Say They Can Spot Suspicious Websites, Survey Shows
The survey found 69 percent of consumers are confident they can identify suspicious websites at a glance.
SIM Swap Scam: Man Losing Life Savings Sparks FBI Investigation
A man lost more than $700,000 after he was targeted by a SIM swap scam, which involves criminals switching a mobile number to a SIM card they control.
Major Cyberattack That Targeted Ukraine to U.S. Subject of $10M Reward
Six members of Russia's GRU military intelligence service cost U.S. companies over $1 billion in 2017 with the NotPetya malware attack.
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How to Power Up Your Mac for 2022
Whether you got a new Mac for Christmas or want to keep your current machine running its best in 2022, these are the performance enhancers you'll want to try.
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New Year, New Phone? Stay Protected with Keeper Security's Password Manager
Start the new year with a clean slate. Grab a new phone, then keep it protected with a password manager and more from Keeper Security.
Hungary Used Controversial Spyware, Says Government Official
Lajos Kosa insisted there was no illegal activity and that officials received permission from courts or the Ministry of Justice before using Pegasus.
Man Who Made Millions Unlocking AT&T Phones Gets 12 Years in Prison
Muhammad Fahd pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy in 2020 and was sentenced on September 16, 2021
UN Official Says Line Has Been Crossed If NSO Malware Allegations Are True
U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights said: "If the recent allegations about the use of Pegasus are even partly true, then that red line has been crossed again."
China's Attempt to Spy on Uyghurs at Home and Abroad
Surveillance technology has been crucial to China's efforts to monitor and track ethnic peoples within China.
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AMPLIFY - TechnologyHow To Make Your M1 Mac Last For Years
Apple's latest MacBooks now come with a next-generation chip—the M1.
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AMPLIFY - TechnologyDo You REALLY Need a VPN for a Mac? Yes—Here's Why
Avoid potential cyberattacks in your Mac computer with a VPN
Fake Clubhouse Android App Aims to Steal Facebook, Twitter Login Details
The culprits of the campaign—whose identities are unknown—were trying to exploit the popularity of the brand to steal login credentials. There is no legitimate Android app.
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AMPLIFY - TechnologyTips to Keep You Safe while Online Shopping
2020 saw online shopping grow enormously. However, this convenience comes with a price: cybercriminals. So before you embark on your online shopping spree, make sure you're not putting yourself at risk.
Android Apps Claiming to Clean and Speed up Phones Actually Install Malware
"The cybercriminals behind this campaign can use the affected device to post fake positive reviews in favor of the malicious apps as well as perform ad fraud techniques," researchers said.
Malware Posing as Coronavirus Information Spreads Online, Exploiting Fear
China's Computer Virus Emergency Response Center says malware was found to be circulating via email and the social networking platform WeChat. Experts say it may only get worse.
Hackers Spreading Malware by Claiming to Offer Copies of Snowden's New Book
"Time to organize collective readings of Snowden book everywhere," the hackers' email reads, claiming to have a copy of the bestselling book in a booby-trapped Microsoft Word document.
Has Your iPhone Been Hacked? Google Reveals Massive Malware Attack
Prior to a February update, visiting specific sites on your iPhone could have sent your passwords, chat history and location data to unknown hackers.
Russian Defense Contractor Developed Sophisticated Malware: Report
"We do not have any direct evidence of who is using Monokle or against what targets, but the effectiveness of a surveillance tool like Monokle indicates that it could be used against any target, including government officials," Kumar told Newsweek.
Beware: These Infected Google Play Store Apps Could Ruin Your Phone
"Google has a responsibility to show the app maker they can't place content like this on the store," one cybersecurity experts told Newsweek.
WhatsApp Hacked? How to Update After the New Spying Malware Discovery
Pegasus malware, typically sold to intelligence agencies, can spy on calls and texts while also recording audio and video from phones.
Japan's Cybersecurity Minister Can't Use a Computer
"When computer use is necessary, I order my employees or secretaries," Yoshitaka Sakurada said.
Apple Mac App Caught Stealing Web Browsing Histories
The app remains for sale online despite its having been reported as malicious weeks ago, researchers said.
'Fortnite' for Android: YouTube Tutorial Scams Rampant
Dozens of suspicious guides, some uploaded months ago, have racked up millions of views on the Google-owned video platform.
Malware Posed as Mia Khalifa Porn Game to Spy on Phones
The malware, dubbed "Maikspy" by researchers from Trend Micro, is known to target both Android and Windows devices.
Google Chrome: Fake Ad Blockers Installed by 20M Users
If you use ad blocking software on Google Chrome, be sure it's not one of these five applications.
Why Facebook Messenger Is Scanning Your Personal Chats
Facebook: "When you send a photo, our automated systems scan it using photo-matching technology."
Microsoft Warns Malware Outbreak Hit 500,000 Computers
Microsoft found the trojans were linked to Dofoil, also known as Smoke Loader.
Facebook Malware: Hackers Lure Men Using Fake Profiles
Newly-uncovered hacking campaign could transform a smartphone into the ultimate surveillance tool.
Russia Accused of Massive $1.2 Billion Cyberattack
Starting by targeting software in Ukraine, the ransomware NotPetya spread internationally, and the British government thinks the Russian military was behind it.