Category: MalwareBytes
Reportedly, pcTattletale founder Bryan Fleming has pleaded guilty in US federal court to computer hacking, unlawfully selling and advertising spyware,…
How comfortable are you with sharing your medical history with an AI? I’m certainly not. OpenAI’s announcement about its new…
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added both a newly discovered flaw and a much older one to…
Lego just made what it claims is its most important product release since it introduced minifigures in 1978. No, it’s…
A member of our web research team pointed me to a fake WinRAR installer that was linked from various Chinese…
US fiber broadband company Brightspeed is investigating claims by the Crimson Collective extortion group that it stole sensitive data belonging…
Attackers are sending very convincing fake “Google” emails that slip past spam filters, route victims through several trusted Google-owned services,…
Disney will pay a $10m settlement over allegations that it violated kids’ privacy rights, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said…
This week on the Lock and Code podcast… There’s an entire surveillance network popping up across the United States that…
Another AI system designed to be powerful and engaging ends up illustrating how guardrails routinely fail when development speed and…
Last week on Malwarebytes Labs: Stay safe! We don’t just report on privacy—we offer you the option to use it….
This blog is part of a series where we highlight new or fast-evolving threats in consumer security. This one focuses…