Cybercrime
Drive-by cryptomining targeting millions of Android devices
Drive-by cryptomining campaigns were spotted targeting millions of Android devices via infected apps and malicious browser redirects
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Android ransomware wants to listens to you, for unlock code
Symantec researchers spotted Android ransomware that will may listen to your bursts of anger and frustration once infected.
Cybercrime
Xavier trojan SDK spotted in 800 Google Play Android apps
Trend Micro researchers spotted more than 800 Android applications available on the Google Play.
Cybercrime
Mia Khalifa themed malware targets Android and Windows devices
Cybercriminals were spotted using the likes of a former adult film star to spread a multiplatform spyware disguised as an adult game.
Cybercrime
Mac malware spikes 744 percent, still not a big deal
Mac malware increased by a whopping 744 percent in 2016 but it's still not as big of a threat as Windows or even Android malware
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Symantec spots uptick in blocked attacks as new malware variants decrease
Symantec researchers spotted an uptick in the number of web attacks blocked per day while also spotting a significant drop in malware activity.
Cybercrime
LokiBot Android Banking Trojan turns into ransomware in last ditch effort
An Android banking trojan dubbed LokiBot turns into a ransomware when users try to remove its admin privileges in a last ditch effort to extort the user.
Cybercrime
ZooPark cyberespionage campaign targets Androids in the Middle East
A cyberespionage operation targeting Android users in the Middle East has been exfiltrating the data of unsuspecting users since June 2015.
Cybercrime
Fake Teleg’e’ram app looks to take advantage of Russia banning Telegram
An imitation of the popular Telegram app made its rounds on Google Play as Russian government ordered the immediate blocking of messaging app.
Cybercrime
Fake WannaCry sent via phishing emails
Cybercriminals are once again looking to extort victims by piggybacking off the success of WannaCry with their own scareware demanding bitcoin based on fear rather than an actual ransomware attack.
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