Malware

A family of malware targeting Internet of Things (IoT) devices to create distributed denial of service (DDoS) botnets has been detected.

FireEye researchers dove into the inner workings of the RIPPER ATM malware which they believe allowed a pack of cyberthieves to make off with 12 million baht.

Researchers recently discovered a new spyware campaign that used cybersquatting techniques to distribute the AgentTesla keylogger via a domain whose name was strikingly similar to the consulting firm Diode Technologies.

Researchers at Israel's Ben-Gurion University have created a software program that causes air-gapped computers to leak data via radio-frequency electromagnetic emissions generated through USB-connected devices.

As with KeRanger, a malicious block of code added to the Transmission app's main function is used to spread Keydnap.

A NSO Group spokesman claims Pegasus malware was only sold to governments under signed agreements to be used in a lawful manner.

In what seems like a real email message from GoDaddy, users are prompted to upgrade storage within 24 hours, otherwise their emails account will be suspended

The explosive growth in ransomware has once again heated up the debate as to whether infected organizations have an ethical responsibility to refuse payment. But are some companies exacerbating the problem by paying up even when they have viable data backups?