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Android banking trojan poses as ‘The Interview’ mobile app
The malware, dubbed "Badaccents," targets Android users in South Korea and has infected as many as 20,000 devices.
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Teenage researcher develops first malware for mobile Firefox OS
Shantanu Gawde, a 17-year-old security researcher, has become the first person to infect the newly released mobile Firefox OS with malware.
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Triada trojan now redirecting Android users to fake, malicious URLs
The Android trojan "Triada," known for granting superuser privileges to other downloaded Trojans, is now embedding itself into at least four browsers in order to intercept URL requests and send users instead to malicious mobile websites, according to Kaspersky Lab.
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Extradited Ukrainian hacker pleads guilty in U.S. court to ID theft, conspiracy
A Ukranian hacker Sergey Vovnenko pleaded guilty in a U.S. district court in New Jersey to aggravated identity theft and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
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Facebook begins warning users of state-sponsored attacks on their accounts
Facebook will begin notifying users when nation-state attackers target their accounts, CSO Alex Stamos wrote in a blog post.
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Android ransomware locks up devices, has additional features
The malware was detected by Fortinet as Android/Locker.CB!tr and is capable of receiving a variety of commands.
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Malware spams Facebook pages with porn in India
Porn malware is spamming Facebook timelines and news feeds across India. Authorities say its part of the Kilim malware family.
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McAfee and Symantec join Cyber Threat Alliance
Fortinet and Palo Alto Networks founded the alliance in May, and McAfee and Symantec are the first companies to join.
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Android malware intercepts SMS, furthers fraud scheme
The mobile malware, ANDROIDOS_RUSMS.A, has primarily struck users in Taiwan.
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Mysterious iOS malware campaign has Chinese origins
The threat, dubbed "Unflod Baby Panda," was discovered by Reddit users and analyzed by researchers at the German-based security firm, SektionEins.
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