Malware

PhishLabs researchers have identified a man-in-the-middle attack campaign that involves hackers posing as major organizations, including banks.

The infamous CryptoLocker ransomware made its way into the computer systems of a Vermont chamber of commerce, costing it $5,000 to replace computers, servers and hard-drives.

Under the right conditions, simply updating any Android device can enable an attacker to escalate app privileges and carry out all sorts of malicious things.

A new multipurpose bot known as Zorenium has recently been updated to work with iOS devices, according to the alleged author.

Criminals are using SMS messages to get cash out of ATMs, according to Symantec.

A new exploit in the wild takes advantage of a disclosed Adobe vulnerability, according to ThreatTrack Security Labs.

An updated version of a malicious software package designed to automate the process of hacking websites is being offered up on underground markets for $3,800 a year, according to a blog by Trend Micro.

Anonymity seekers will only compromise their Apple mobile devices if they download the 99-cent Tor Browser app that is still available in the App Store.