Malware

Despite its reduction in volume, Dridex malware is still actively being developed.

A few as 200,000 mobile bots would be enough to launch a successful DDoS attack against the U.S.' 911 infrastructure, significantly disrupting service nationwide, a new research paper from Ben-Gurion University reports.

A help wanted ad spotted on the French dark web may be an indicator that cybercriminals are tiring of having their phishing scams spoiled due to poor spelling and grammar.

The popularity of Pokémon Go is continuing to attract scammers looking to exploit users in search of a leg up in the game.

Kaspersky Lab today released an analysis of a newly discovered version of Mokes - a malicious, cross-platform backdoor with spying functionality - this one targeting Apple's OS X operating system.

Did the FBI infect users of a free email service with malware? That's the question the ACLU would like answered.

The Hutton Hotel payment processing system was vulnerable between September 2012 and 2015 exposing guests payment card information.

Trustwave researchers have looked at the new version of Sundown exploit kit, finding it to be riddled with other people's exploits