Malware

Federal prosecutors are charging John Kelsey Gammell with using hackers for hire to launch DDoS attacks against former employers.

Hackers have been breaking into corporate servers via RDP brute-force attacks and manually infecting them with a new variant of ransomware called LockCrypt.

A recent Google study found that phishing attacks are more efficient than data breaches at getting criminals into victim's accounts.

Another wiper malware posing as a ransomware is targeting German businesses under the guise of fake job applicants inquiring about openings.

A Michigan non-profit is working with federal, state, and local law enforcement to add services to the already established 211 system to serve victims of cybercrimes.

While SEO best practices help brands reach the widest possible audiences these same tactics can also be leveraged to help cybercriminals reach the most victims.

A new malware has been uncovered that uses an updated methodology to abuse the previously patched Android Toast overlay vulnerability, which once installed, can download additional malware as well as use various permissions to access the phone.