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New Malware Spreads to Windows PCs Through Gaming Apps
Researchers have uncovered a new malware, Winos4.0, which spreads undetected by hiding in gaming-related apps on Windows, ...
This dangerous new malware is hitting Windows devices by hiding in games
Experts have detected a new malicious software framework targeting Windows users by hiding in games and game-related software ...
Windows PCs targeted by new malware hitting a vulnerable driver
Security researchers observed a new threat campaign dubbed SteelFox It uses fake activators and cracks to deploy a vulnerable ...
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‘SteelFox’ Miner and Information Stealer Bundle Emerges
Impersonating legitimate software such as Foxit PDF Editor and AutoCAD, the SteelFox crimeware bundle steals user information.
Crowdstrike paralyzed Office under Windows 11 24H2
If you use Crowdstrike security software and have updated to Windows 11 24H2, you may have had to deal with non-functioning ...
Malware attacks on endpoint management platform HCL BigFix possible
Attackers can exploit several vulnerabilities in HCL BigFix and compromise systems. Security updates provide a remedy.
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Infostealers are using BYOVD to steal critical system data
Using the BYOVD technique for privilege escalation has been typical for nation-state actors and ransomware groups, and is rarely observed with info-stealers. Microsoft is the most BYOVD-affected ...
The Best Free Antivirus Software of 2024
Avira offers fairly extensive protection against several digital threats and is available for Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS ...
Hackers increasingly use Winos4.0 post-exploitation kit in attacks
Hackers are increasingly targeting Windows users with the malicious Winos4.0 framework, distributed via seemingly benign game-related apps.
My iPhone says I have 14 viruses. What should I do next?
Getting virus alerts on your iPhone? Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson helps you learn how to handle fake scam alerts and ...
New SteelFox malware hijacks Windows PCs using vulnerable driver
A new malicious package called 'SteelFox' mines for cryptocurrency and steals credit card data by using the "bring your own vulnerable driver" technique to get SYSTEM privileges on Windows machines.