Category: MalwareBytes
The main causes for getting reinfected with ransomware can be prevented by performing a forensic analysis. A few months ago,…
We take a look at reports of a popular home camera product temporarily displaying the wrong feeds to other users….
This week on Lock and Code, we revisit an earlier conversation with a Bay Area teenager about the hardest parts…
We take a look at a Chrome popup related to Topics API, which you may be seeing in the near…
Today’s ransomware is the scourge of many organizations. But where did it start? If we define ransomware as malware that…
An investigation by Microsoft has finally revealed how China-based hackers circumvented its “highly isolated and restricted production environment” in May…
A attack that uses a database as an entry point to a network reminds us that you should never expose…
We take a look at reports of an IoT chastity cage device which is exposing user data. A security breach…
We take a look at plans to voluntarily upload identification to X, the site formerly known as Twitter. Users of…
While malvertising delivering infostealers has largely been a Windows problem, Mac users are getting targeted as well. Summary Malicious ads…
Chrome browser extensions can steal passwords from the text input fields in websites, despite Chrome’s latest security and privacy standard,…
A list of topics we covered in the week of August 28 to September 3, 2023. Last week on Malwarebytes…