Malware

A University of Alberta student was arrested for inserting malware into the school's network affecting 304 computers and potentially compromising passwords of 3,300 student, faculty and staff.

The notorious KillDisk malware is back, this time arriving as a Linux variant.

Researchers at the cybersecurity firm Avast spotted a banking trojan capable of mimicking up to 50 legitimate banking apps.

Employee susceptibility to online scammers is endangering their companies, says a new study from Avecto.

The pseudo-Darkleech campaign has been very adaptive over that past twelve months cycling through EKs and payloads.

Although a demand for cash is instituted, the researcher who detected this scourge said this is not a case of ransomware as the content on the database is replaced, rather than encrypted.