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Your marketing stack is an attack surface – is security watching?
By Mike Schrobo published
Ad fraud drains budgets and threatens defenses, requiring a united response across the enterprise.

Be careful what you click - hackers use Claude Code leak to push malware
By Sead Fadilpašić published
Fake source code repositories carrying infostealers are popping up on GitHub.

This new 'laughing rat' malware will steal your data and hack your systems — and then laugh at you while doing it
By Sead Fadilpašić published
CrystalX RAT comes with a handful of prankware, allowing hackers to tease their victims as they steal their data.

'This rootkit is highly persistent; a standard factory reset will not remove it': "NoVoice" Android malware on Google Play infects 50 apps across 2.3 million devices, here's what we know
By Sead Fadilpašić published
NoVoice can clone people's WhatsApp accounts on different devices, experts warn.

This iOS 18 patch could protect your device from a vicious malware strain
By Alex Blake published
Apple has patched iOS 18 to protect users from the DarkSword malware, even if they have an older device.

GitHub developers targeted by fake VS Code alerts spreading malware
By Sead Fadilpašić published
GitHub 'Discussions' section is being manipulated into delivering malware to software devs.

How a TechRadar investigation pushed Surfshark to overhaul its data collection
By Chiara Castro published
Surfshark has stopped logging your malware-related data. That's a major win for people's privacy — here's how TechRadar helped make it happen.

Norton 360 Premium will protect your devices from AI scams, malware, and identity theft for less than $30
By Wayne Williams published
Protect your digital life for under $30 — Norton 360 Premium is now 70% off in Amazon's Big Spring Sale.

“Likely created with AI-generated code”: This massive ‘vibe-coded’ campaign uses 1,700+ fake filenames to inject malware into your favorite game mods and apps
By Sead Fadilpašić published
Cryptojackers are being distributed through fake software, VPNs, game mods, and more.

"It would be better to have a framework": Watchdog says UK government's £1.5 billion bailout to Jaguar Land Rover after cyberattack leaves big questions to be answered
By Sead Fadilpašić published
For some, the bailout is an unfortunate precedent as other similar victims might ask for help as well.
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