- Signal - Inviolable App or Promised Land for Criminals?

After Telegram's policy changes, scam and hacker groups have massively moved to Discord and Signal platforms.
- Risk of phone control from bank account number

The scammer intentionally entered the wrong password, causing the user's account to be locked, then pretended to be a bank employee and tricked them into installing malware on the
- Apple: Security flaw in iPhone's USB-C port is not a concern

New security vulnerability discovered on USB-C controller of iPhone 15 and 16, should users worry?
- Fake news about QR scanning losing all money after 5 seconds causes panic

A video with the content 'losing hundreds of millions of dong after 5 seconds of scanning a QR code to transfer money' is causing concern, but experts say this is fake news.
- Deepfake AI scam wave: Exploiting billionaire Elon Musk

There have been many lessons learned from scams using deepfake technology.
- Hackers use AI to commit online fraud: Experts can also fall into the trap

Even experienced cybersecurity professionals fall victim to sophisticated phishing attacks.
- Ransomware turns 35, how terrible was the world's first attack?

The 'AIDS' floppy disk is credited as the world's first ransomware attack.
- HOT Warning: Trick to force employees to become online scammers

Bad guys have taken advantage of cyberspace and the trust of victims to deceive and lure them to Cambodia.
- New Microsoft 365 Attack Can Break 2FA

A new phishing attack can access Microsoft 365 accounts, even if the target has 2FA enabled.
- Dangerous 'Helldown' Ransomware Warning Expands to Linux and VMware

Dubbed Magniber, this dangerous ransomware strain has been around for a while now, and is ranked among the most dangerous with its diverse infection capabilities.
- SteelFox Trojan: Malware Turns PCs Into Cryptocurrency Mining Zombies

This malware infects people looking to avoid paying for the product, steals their personal information, and turns their computers into cryptocurrency mining zombies.
- Remcos Alert: Ingenious Excel Phishing Campaign Spreading Dangerous Fileless Malware

Excel users need to be on guard as a newly discovered phishing campaign is targeting Microsoft's spreadsheet application.
- More than 200 apps containing malicious code were discovered and downloaded millions of times on the Google Play Store.

A cybersecurity firm has discovered a huge number of Android apps containing malicious code (adware), a discovery that also raises big questions about how Google monitors its
- Famous cyber attacks of the past decade

There are two basic types of ransomware, but hackers also have many other ways to attack an information technology system.
- Is it possible to 'crack' ransomware?

Security experts can use decryption tools to unlock data infected with ransomware, but in reality it's not that simple.
- Detection of Windows SmartScreen vulnerability being exploited to spread DarkGate malware

A new wave of active DarkGate malware exploits a vulnerability in the now upgraded Windows Defender SmartScreen.
- Serious vulnerability helps hackers attack Facebook accounts without the victim's actions

Cyber security expert Samip Aryal has just published information about a security vulnerability on this social network, allowing hackers to exploit victims' accounts without
- How are scammers using your face to commit fraud?

How cautious are you about how your face is used on the Internet? If you do not appreciate the importance of this, you should change it immediately.
- The new attack technique uses a wireless charger to issue voice commands and heat up the device

Researchers at the University of Florida and CertiK discovered a new series of attacks called 'VoltSchemer' that can use the magnetic field emitted from a wireless charger to issue
- New malware discovered that can bypass Windows SmartScreen and steal user data

International security researchers from the Trend Micro team have just issued an urgent warning about a previously unknown type of malware that is actively exploiting the Windows