Latest about Malware
A disgruntled worker built his own kill-switch malware to take down his former employer - and it didn't pay off
Once again, malicious insiders prove as dangerous as outside threats, if not more.
The invisible battlefield: Good AI vs Bad AI in the evolving cybersecurity landscape
Organizations must leverage advanced AI to proactively counter increasingly sophisticated, AI-driven cyberattacks and ensure resilience.
Still use Skype at work? Bad news, hackers are targeting it with dangerous malware
Up until recently, Skype was being used to deliver dangerous GodRAT malware.
A clever new Linux malware is breaking into systems - and then shutting the door behind it to avoid detection
Did these hackers grow a conscience? Or is something else in play here?
BYOD in the hybrid era: rethinking “bring your own device” policies for a secure, flexible workplace
Why banning personal devices could backfire - and how to make BYOD work securely today.
Microsoft warns dangerous PipeMagic backdoor is being disguised as ChatGPT desktop app - here's what we know
The familiarity of a popular GitHub project is being abused to deploy a highly modular backdoor framework, Microsoft warns.
When the insider Is the adversary: North Korea’s remote work espionage campaign
North Korean operatives landed remote jobs at U.S. companies, no hacking required.
Booking.com phishing scam uses secret characters to trick victims - last-minute holiday hunters beware
Hackers are using Unicode to hide malicious pages and deliver malware.
