Category: MalwareBytes
Photo booths are great. You press a button and get instant results. The same can’t be said, allegedly, for the…
Comparing data breaches is like comparing apples and oranges. They differ on many levels. To news media, the size of…
Android users spent 2025 walking a tighter rope than ever, with malware, data‑stealing apps, and SMS‑borne scams all climbing sharply…
Photo booths are great. You press a button and get instant results. The same can’t be said, allegedly, for the…
Google has announced that early next year they are discontinuing the dark web report, which was meant to monitor breach…
This week on the Lock and Code podcast… This is the story of the world’s worst scam and how it…
After an investigation by BleepingComputer, PayPal closed a loophole that allowed scammers to send emails from the legitimate [email protected] email…
Last week on Malwarebytes Labs: On the ThreatDown blog: Stay safe! We don’t just report on threats—we help safeguard your…
Technology professionals hoping to come and work in the US face a new privacy concern from Monday. Starting December 15,…
Researchers have found evidence that AI conversations were inserted in Google search results to mislead macOS users into installing the…
When you’re shopping around for a Virtual Private Network (VPN) you’ll find yourself in a sea of promises like “military-grade…
Researchers have analyzed a new threat campaign actively targeting Android users. The malware, named DroidLock, takes over a device and…