Malware used to deploy Cobalt Strike
An all-new malware threat called Squirrelwaffle has surfaced. It is now supplying threat actors with a staging ground on company systems and an avenue for…
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Android malware seizes control of Facebook accounts
A new threat to Android technology that cybersecurity researchers have entitled FlyTrap has been discovered hijacking users’ Facebook accounts in their thousands in over 140…
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New mobile banking Trojan unleashed in Europe
A new cyberthreat has emerged in Europe impacting banks and private citizens.
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How does malicious software work?
Malicious software, or malware for short, includes a complete set of procedures, routines and programs associated with the dedicated operation of a computer system, but…
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Five common kinds of malware explained
Often deployed via phishing emails and compromised apps, malware can cause chaos when it’s delivered as a payload onto enterprise devices. From slowing systems and…
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Six ways firms can ward off malware attacks
Recent months have seen headlines full of cyberattack victims, from fuel pipeline networks to businesses and universities. Malware is a common component of these assaults,…
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How can you tell if your company computer has a malware infection?
Whether it’s downloaded by accident or insidiously planted on a device, malware can cause a host of issues for an enterprise, from slow systems to…
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What is Emotet malware?
First discovered and classified by security researchers back in 2014, Emotet is a type of malware known as a banking Trojan. Its original design intended…
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Seven types of malware your firm should be aware of
Deployed via phishing emails, social engineering strategies and network penetration, malware can be hard to protect against and even tougher to clean from your
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Understanding Trojans and how they work
A Trojan may seem like an authentic file or app, but it isn’t. The aim of a Trojan is to fool you into loading up…