Fake job interview emails installing hidden cryptocurrency mining malware
Scammers have a new trick where they pretend to be job recruiters to plant malicious apps on your devices. It all starts with a deceptive email.
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Trump’s Digital Footprint: Unveiling Malicious Campaigns Amid Political Milestones
As the political landscape heats up, so does the activity in the cyber threat domain. High-profile events such as ...
How to Break a Phone: Common Causes of Phone Damage
Discover common causes of phone damage and how to prevent them. Learn how accidents and everyday habits can lead to costly ...
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Are Vinyl Sales Suddenly Declining in the U.S.? Luminate 2024 Report Raises Questions About the Comeback and Indie-Retail Methodology
Read More Are U.S. vinyl sales actually declining? Luminate’s 2024 year-end report is raising questions about where the ...
Hackers hide malware into website images to go unnoticed
Multiple groups are using the same infection chain to deliver different infostealers, including 0bj3ctivityStealer and VIP ...
Microsoft Outlook has a new ‘critical’ flaw that spreads malware easily
There is a bug in Microsoft out look that makes sending malware very easy by performing this common gesture when going ...
Malware stole internal PowerSchool passwords from engineer’s hacked computer
The theft of a PowerSchool engineer's passwords prior to the breach raises further doubts about the company's security ...