Malware can be dangerous, but with these simple steps, you can keep your smartphone safe and functioning optimally. Take action early to prevent bigger issues down the road.
New FakeCall malware has been discovered targeting Android users. This malware steals banking information from users' phones, leading to financial fraud without their knowledge.
A new report surfaced which showcased that human error remains the leading cause of data breaches, with around 34 per cent of enterprises pinpointing this as the root cause for cyber attacks and ransomware.
The number of weekly attacks per organisation reached 2,138 in India, a 15 per cent surge since the previous year.
Security experts at McAfee have uncovered a sneaky Android backdoor named 'Xamalicious,' infecting over 338,000 devices through malicious apps on Google Play.
Google has come up with a way to deal with malware for Android devices. But before going ahead, one must be aware of the signs which could let you know if the device is infected with malware or not. Here are the details you must know.
SpyNote, a stealthy malware, undertakes a clandestine operation to steal text messages and sensitive banking details. Cybersecurity analysts at F-Secure, a renowned security firm, have unveiled SpyNote's methods in a recent report.
While the source of this threat remains unknown, the advisory highlights a recent incident where cybercriminals used Telegram to distribute fake versions of popular apps like ChatGPT, Instagram, Opera Mini, and YouTube.
Recently it was discovered that there are round three new malware- DarkGate, Emotet, and LokiBot have been detected. All these three malware are reportedly dangerous and they hang the system after entering the high-security system.
Good news for those who don't want to invest in expensive paid antivirus software! The government has introduced an excellent antivirus app that offers an affordable solution. This app not only provides protection against malware but also grants users the ability to monitor and control the app.
The Android malware was discovered by McAfee's research team which stated that it can collect a range of sensitive data, including information on the user's installed apps, WiFi, GPS locations and Bluetooth-connected devices.
The convenience of using our smartphones also makes them vulnerable to malware. Fortunately, there are simple steps we can take to protect our phones from these threats.
Botnet and malware code are reusable and efficient, they have cost-effective ways for criminals to build successful attack vectors while making iterative changes, and fine-tuning their attacks to sidestep detection. The total count of Botnets in India was 204,554,825, which is more than 2.2 mn.
The new cryptocurrency malware has been tricking users to download software, which will steal the data from 30 crypto wallets of the user and browser extensions as well.
Google has recently added a new security feature to Drive for helping its users to start displaying a warning banner when you are about to download and open a potentially dubious document, image, or any type of file.
Trojans pose one of the biggest threats to consumers this year, with them accounting for 90 per cent of all pandemic-related malware.
Threat Intelligence researchers from cybersecurity firm Avast have identified malware hidden in at least 28 third-party Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge extensions that may have affected 30 lakh users worldwide.
Among the top scams that were reported during the April-June period were free Netflix subscriptions and fraud PM CARE Fund apps.
he malware passed through a strict Apple process called "notarisation," that scans an app for security issues. Once approved, Mac's in-built security screening software called "Gatekeeper" allowed the app to run.
BlackRock malware detected by ThreatFabric steals personal data from 337 apps including Netflix, YONO Lite by SBI, Gmail and more.
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