Cybercriminals have been distributing malware via Steam for a year, tens of thousands affected
Steam's Wallpaper Engine was weaponized to steal user credentials and hijack active sessions
Hackers used Daemon Tools' own website to silently install backdoors on thousands of PCs for nearly a month
While thousands of users across 100 countries were infected, Kaspersky believes the attack was targeted at specific organizations
New ransomware is so badly coded it destroys your files instead of holding them hostage
Is this a vibe-coded experiment or sheer incompetence? Either way, victims' data is gone for good
Researchers warn Microsoft Defender vulnerability is already being exploited
The "Red Sun" flaw can overwrite system files and grant elevated access through Defender's file handling behavior
Popular WordPress plugins backdoored after ownership change, putting thousands of websites at risk
The backdoor was dormant for months
Malware campaign lures users with fake Windows Update website
A file with zero VirusTotal detections isn't necessary safe
Google will demote websites that hijack your browser's back button
Offending websites have until June 15 to comply
Google Drive can now detect ransomware and roll back your files
New AI model detects threats and restores clean files automatically for Workspace users
Popular Chrome extension "Save Image as Type" was hijacked, impacting over 1 million users
Hackers acquired the popular WebP conversion extension last November
Downloaded a malware-infected Steam game? The FBI wants to hear from you
The investigation covers compromised Steam games downloaded between 2024 and 2026
AI-powered defenses help Google shield Android users from malicious apps
AI stopped 1.75M malicious Android apps from reaching the Play Store in 2025
Researchers uncover firmware-level backdoor installed on several Android tablet brands
A complex infection stemming from a supply chain attack
DarkSpectre quietly infected millions through seemingly legit browser extensions
A sprawling campaign that hid in plain sight for years
Riot is forcing Valorant players to update their PC firmware to keep playing
Ready to risk breaking your PC hardware just to frag some strangers online?
Fake torrent for "One Battle After Another" delivers trojan through subtitles
Another sophisticated malware delivery method
Popular Chrome and Edge extensions go rogue, infecting over 4 million devices with spyware
A hot potato: Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated malware campaign that infected millions of computers via browser extensions on the Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge add-ons website. The extensions used to be legitimate apps but were updated with malicious code last year.
SmartTube has been compromised, Android TV users need to switch to the new build now
Popular app was flagged after its developer's computer was hit with malware
Hackers found a way to weaponize CAPTCHA pages, and it's incredibly effective
ClickFix is the terrifyingly simple hack spreading through fake booking links
The rise and fall of Tank the hacker who built the Zeus cybercrime empire
Connecting the dots: Notorious cybercrime leader Vyacheslav Penchukov – better known online as Tank – is now serving a nine-year sentence in a federal prison in Colorado, following his orchestration of some of the most destructive banking malware and ransomware campaigns over the past two decades. A report by BBC correspondent Joe Tidy provides an unprecedented look into Penchukov's criminal career, from his days leading the infamous Jabber Zeus syndicate to his later involvement in major ransomware groups targeting international businesses and hospitals.
Hackers used booby-trapped images to spy on Samsung phones, no clicks required
Stealth spyware "Landfall" used manipulated image files to infiltrate Galaxy phones
Have I Been Pwned adds 183 million more emails from major new breach
If your email address is in the database, do not fret just yet
Google says hackers are turning public blockchains into unkillable malware safehouses
Smart contracts were built for trust. Now they're serving malware instead
Google launches AI ransomware detection in Drive desktop, trained on millions of attack samples
Connecting the dots: Ransomware has become one of the most devastating threats in the digital era, locking away critical files and demanding costly payouts. When combined with AI and cloud computing, the risks and stakes raise even higher. However, Google is betting that AI models can play a crucial role in protecting users' data, even during an active ransomware attack.
Hundreds of malicious Android apps exploited to drive "SlopAds" massive ad fraud
The apps have now been removed, but cyber-criminals could quickly adapt with new attacks
There has never been a successful, widespread malware attack against iPhone, claims Apple
iPhone 17 security upgrade targets mercenary spyware attacks