Malware

Kovter Group malvertising campaign put millions at risk of ad fraud malware infections. Fake browser updates hoodwink users into installing malware.

Businesses must demand the security of their data and software creators must be held responsible for securing their products.

Last Thursday saw the official launch of the International Operation Technology Security Association (Iotsa) where John Noble, director of network management at the UK's NCSC called for industry cooperation and incident reporting.

Freelance writers were the targets of a phishing scam when they received emails purportedly from editors at The Atlantic offering non-existent jobs.

An infostealer malware in search of credentials, private keys, SSH keys, Bitcoin wallets and more, that is being distributed via a compromised website.

The city of Englewood, Colo. was hit with a ransomware attack which brought down the cities internal network.

In late July the Arkansas Oral & Facial Surgery Center was hit with a ransomware attack that not only locked up patient records, but may have also exposed their personal information.