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Symantec is referring to the malware as 'groundbreaking,' particularly due to the advanced techniques it uses to conceal itself.

A newly identified ransomware takes extra precaution to hide from researchers and possibly show good faith on the attackers' part.

The FBI and Homeland Security's US-CERT team have both warned that online scams, taking advantage of the holiday shopping frenzy, will be plentiful this season.

Experts at Symantec have come across a sophisticated cyber espionage tool that exhibits a rare complexity of features similar to past cyberespionage malware.

The Internet of Things requires a new way of thinking and acting, one that will protect a business and help it grow.

Credentials, entered through password management software and a Nexus authentication tool, are the target of this new variant.

Mobile security firm Lookout detailed how the malware has grown in complexity to hide its botnet activity.