Category: MalwareBytes
It started with an email that looked boringly familiar: Apple logo, a clean layout, and a subject line designed to…
Cybercriminals behind a campaign dubbed DEAD#VAX are taking phishing one step further by delivering malware inside virtual hard disks that…
Mountain View, California, pulled the plug on its entire license plate reader camera network this week. It discovered that Flock…
Journalists decided to test whether the Grok chatbot still generates non‑consensual sexualized images, even after xAI, Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence…
Some software providers have decided to lead by example and offer users a choice about the Artificial Intelligence (AI) features…
Bondu’s AI plush toy exposed a web console that let anyone with a Gmail account read about 50,000 private chats…
Most iPhone owners have hopefully learned to manage app permissions by now, including allowing location access. But there’s another layer…
When data resurfaces, it never comes back weaker. A newly shared dataset tied to AT&T shows just how much more…
Last week we talked about an app that promises users they can make money testing games, or even just by…
As a Browser Guard user, you might not have noticed much difference lately. Browser Guard still blocks scams and phishing…
If you’ve ever stared at a suspicious text, email, or link and thought “Is this a scam… or am I overthinking it?” Well, you’re not alone. …
“You’re invited!” It sounds friendly, familiar and quite harmless. But in a scam we recently spotted, that simple phrase is being used to trick victims into installing a full remote access tool…