Malware

Ransomware distributors are evolving their technique for using NSIS installers to package and execute malicious software such as Cerber and Locky, according to a new report from Microsoft.

A new cloud-based keylogger has hit the market, resulting in a small number of cybercriminals attempting to infect businesses and collect keystrokes, system information, stored passwords, screenshots, and game credentials.

Microsoft announced that it will be ending support for Windows Vista next month.

A recent Trend Micro study found 20 percent of IT leaders believe cyberespionage will be the top threat of 2017.

Researchers at Trend Micro have been examining MajikPOS, a new PoS malware that has been spreading across North America and Canada.

More than half of the internet traffic is already HTTPS encrypted for the sake of higher security. However, the encrypted traffic is used by cyber-criminals as well to hide their malicious activities from detection.

A previously unknown ransomware family called PetrWrap has been discovered specifically designed to attack large organizations and capable of spreading the malware to its endpoints and servers.