Malware

The discovery of "Selmite" comes two months after the appearance of "Samsapo," believed to be the first Android worm in the wild.

F-Secure detected 88 variants of the malware, which infected companies in Europe, as well as a California firm.

Researchers at Lookout found the malware, which masqueraded as a legitimate banking app for customers of an Israeli bank.

HackingTeam is an Italian seller of hacking software marketed to police and governments.

A nasty trojan known as Caphaw is being served up to anyone that visits multiple pages across AskMen.com, most likely via the Nuclear Pack exploit kit.

FireEye researchers are tracking spikes in malicious emails attributed to an ongoing Asprox campaign.

ESET researchers identified a website serving up a 'Stop running this script?' notification that, when clicked, redirects Internet Explorer users to the Angler Exploit Kit.

There is no proof that the Zorenium bot can infect devices running iOS, as well as perform other advertised attacks, according to Symantec.