Category: MalwareBytes
The White House announced the launch of the US Cyber Trust Mark which aims to help buyers make an informed…
One of the first things everyone predicted when artificial intelligence (AI) became more commonplace was that it would assist cybercriminals…
A US chain of dental offices known as Westend Dental LLC denied a 2020 ransomware attack and its associated data…
January 3, 2025 – Invitations to try a beta lead to a fake game website where victims will get an…
The background and the IOCs for this blog were gathered by an Expert helper on our forums and Malwarebytes researchers….
It may sound weird when I say that I would like to remember 2024 as the year of the biggest…
The holidays are upon us, which means now is the perfect time for gratitude, warmth, and—because modern society has thrust…
This week on the Lock and Code podcast… You can see it on X. You can see on Instagram. It’s…
A popular saying is: “To err is human, but to really foul things up you need a computer.” Even though…
Sorry for the headline, but we have to get creative to get anyone to read an article on a Friday…
More and more, threat actors are leveraging the browser to deliver malware in ways that can evade detection from antivirus…
The US government launched a national security investigation into the popular, Chinese-owned router maker TP-Link, with a potential eye on…