Malware

Many Mt. Gox victims are falling prey once again, this time to phishing scammers, according to Cyren researchers who have observed spam messages emanating from the Kraken exchange.

Researchers at ESET have discovered that an under-the-radar ransomware known as Crysis has been silently and quickly gaining momentum, and is currently even more prevalent than Locky.

Researchers spotted an upgraded version of the talking ransomware, Cerber, with more bite.

An FBI special agent deposed in federal court has stated that the network investigative technique (NIT) used to identify members of child pornography site Playpen should not be defined as malware because its behavior was not malicious.

A website belonging to the National Network of Abortion Funds was hacked around April 7.

After Check Point notified Facebook of a flaw in its Facebook Online Chat & Messenger App earlier this month, the social media giant responded and quickly fixed the vulnerability.

FireEye researchers observed phony Apple domains registered during the first quarter of 2016 used to execute phishing attacks against Apple iCloud users located in China and the U.K.