It was revealed that Cerberus banking Trojan cloaked as a genuine currency app on Google Play. Avast cybersecurity researched said Tuesday that the particular malicious app posed as a genuine currency converter app intended for Spanish users. Altogether, the software, “Calculadora de Moneda,” — translated as Currency Calculator — has Continue Reading
According to new research, North Korean’s cybercriminals have been stealing information related to payment of cards from customers of large stores in the U.S. and Europe for at least one year. Attributed to the Lezarus (Hidden Cobra) group of state-sponsored hackers, the fraudulent activity used genuine websites to exfiltrate the Continue Reading
A flaw in the .NET Core library lets malicious programs to be unveiled while escaping exposure by security software. Caused by a unique bug in Microsoft’s .NET Core library, this flaw lets malicious trash collection DLLs be loaded by users with low privileges. This bug impacts the latest steady release (3.1.x versions) Continue Reading
What is password cracking? Password cracking is the method of seeking to gain unlawful access to limited systems using common passwords or algorithms that guess passwords. Alternatively, cracking password is a skill of acquiring the right password that provides access to a system secured by a verification technique. The process Continue Reading
This week, cybersecurity investigators found a new type of ransomware attacking macOS users that spreads through plagiarized apps. As per many independent reports, the ransomware variant — called “EvilQuest” — is packed along with genuine apps, which once installed, camouflages itself as Apple’s CrashReporter or Google Software Update. As well Continue Reading
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