Malware

The unsuccessful attacks were the result of email addresses being publicly posted on an electric company's website.

Attackers use phishing emails, which include links to a fake Adobe Flash update, to lure victims into installing the Stels trojan.

Law enforcement in Russian and Ukraine have dealt a major blow to a prolific banking malware operation.

No matter the industry, organizations are facing a flurry of sophisticated attacks, with the main goal being to hijack intellectual property, according to new findings from security firm FireEye.

New clues turned up by researchers at the University of Toronto show that an Android malware spy campaign appears to be the work of Chinese hackers, possibly with the assistance of the nation's government or a major corporation.

Are there ways to catch sophisticated malware that hides in trusted processes and services? Deb Radcliff finds out.

Espionage and fraud in cyber is not an armed conflict, says SystemExpert's Jonathan Gossels.

A new do-it-yourself botnet generating tool has leaked in the wild, but miscreants believe it's not worth its $10,000 price tag.