Malware

Symantec spotted a phishing campaign that sends users to a realistic-looking fake Google log-in page.

Security site Malwarebytes.org first warned users about the threat targeting Windows users.

On Wednesday, FireEye revealed research linking the Chinese-based attack group APT1 to those behind the Siesta campaign.

Android users are tricked into installing a spurious "security" app, which allows fraudsters to bypass one-time password authentication for online banking.

Google quickly removed the malware, which was reportedly disguised as a legitimate parental control app, from its marketplace.

Variants of the Dexter and Project Hook point-of-sale malware continue to pose a threat to retailers, according to new research by Arbor Networks' security engineering and response team.

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Organizations in the finance, telecommunications, defense, and transportation industries have been targeted by attackers that may be looking to steal valuable information.