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Through protobuf data serialization, Android malware can steal plenty of sensitive data, including real-time screen content.

Qakbot botnet has been nuked and infrastructure dismantled, the FBI says.

Threat actors are abusing polyglots to deliver malware, Japanese researchers warn.

Mom's Meals maker suffered a ransomware attack earlier this year, resulting in the theft of sensitive customer data.

Extended Protection is coming to Microsoft Exchange Servers soon, and will be turned on by default.

Hundreds of variants are popping up, some of which are seemingly identical to LockBit.

Hackers found, and disabled, another major spyware manufacturer, saving some 70,000 Android victims.

Lazarus seemingly prepares to sell its Bitcoin stash, FBI warns.

A flaw in WD NAS devices could lead to arbitrary code execution, as well as data theft.

5G Standalone network slicing is great for mobile gaming, as it offers improved performance all around.

No, OfficeNote is not a real app - it's a piece of Mac malware looking to steal your secrets.

RAN enthusiasm seems to have faded, leaving revenues in freefall.

A highly suspicious Facebook ad was recently discovered, posing as Google Bard.

A fake ad for Amazon was being shown at the top of Google's search engine results page, hiding a devious payload.

A popular smart lightbulb carried multiple vulnerabilities which could be abused by hackers, researchers claim.

A known Chinese threat actor is abusing Ivacy VPN's certificate to target gambling firms in Southeast Asia

Users will be notified when Google removes an extension from the Web Store.

An unsupported compression method works wonders for crooks looking to hide their malware from antivirus programs.

Someone is sending out convincing phishing emails and stealing Zimbra accounts.

Some consumers don't know what the padlock in the browser means, while others are looking for copyright symbols.

Hackers sent hundreds of phishing emails to a single company in an attempt to steal Microsoft 365 login credentials.

Almost all cyberattacks begin with an email message, so don't fall at the first hurdle.

Roughly 2,000 servers were compromised using a high-severity flaw.

Raccoon Stealer is back and has some new tricks to remain hidden from law enforcement.

Many people have been locked out of their LinkedIn accounts, after a spate of attacks.