Vulnerabilities
Android malware: Now with code injection
A new rooting malware not only downloads its modules onto targeted systems, but also injects malicious code into the systems' runtime libraries.
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Malware
RoughTed malvertising campaign bypassing ad blockers
With more than a half billion domains infected by the RoughTed malvertising operation, its effectiveness only continues to escalate.
Malware
Exploit kits, Slammer worm top April’s most wanted malware list, Check Point
Enterprises are increasingly being hit with exploit kits, especially Rig EK, and the Slammer worm has resurfaced, according to Check Point’s latest monthly Global Threat Impact Index. After a lull, Slammer has wormed its way back into Check Point’s list of the top three malware families, affecting four percent of businesses. The worm– which exploits…
Mobile Security
Unraveling mobile banking malware, Check Point
Banking malware targeting mobile users requires little tech know-how to develop and operate, so it stands as a recurrent battle for security professionals.
Mobile Security
Fake Super Mario Run App Steals Credit Card Information
Dozens of malicious Android apps claiming to be the mobile game Super Mario Run have been detected by researchers at Trend Micro.
Malware
New Android OS blocks some ransomware
Google's latest iteration of its mobile operating system for Android devices, Android O, helps block some ransomware.
Malware
Instagram users targeted with malicious apps, ESET
A group of malicious apps that steal credentials have been detected on Google Play, according to a post on ESET's We Live Security site.
Cybercrime
Probation for Carnegie Mellon student who sold malicious software
A former Carnegie Mellon student received a three-year probation and was ordered to perform 300 hours of community service following his participation in the Darkode cybercriminal marketplace.
Security News
Bilal Bot malware author carries marketing efforts to mainstream press
An IBM researcher received a followup email from a person allegedly behind the creation of an Android malware app seeking redress to clarify some details.
Security News
1.5M downloaded fake app Prisma from Google Play
A number of phony apps, masquerading as the popular photo-editing app Prisma, have been removed from the Google Play Store, but not before 1.5 million users downloaded the Android version
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