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NSA uses malware to plunder 50,000 networks
Digital sleeper cells.
Adam Greenberg
Nov 26 2013 1:33PM
Security
Firm predicts 2014's 'most dangerous' malware trends
Source code leaks to make malware more pervasive.
Danielle Walker
Nov 25 2013 8:00AM
Security
More malware targets compromised digital signatures
30 percent rise.
Adam Greenberg
Nov 25 2013 7:00AM
Security
Credit card -stealing trojan 'offers better protection than Tor'
i2Ninja sold on a Russian cyber crime forum.
Adam Greenberg
Nov 22 2013 8:00AM
Security
DEADLY NINJA Stuxnet the first to attack Iran nuclear plant
Copycat weapons not limited to nation-states, boffin says.
Darren Pauli
Nov 22 2013 6:00AM
Security
Cryptolocker ransomware a BitCoin boom for crims
Tens of millions targeted.
Adam Greenberg
Nov 19 2013 3:25PM
Security
Linux backdoor stole company logins
Fokirtor trojan discovered.
Danielle Walker
Nov 17 2013 10:30AM
Security
Trojan changes victims' start pages for ad revenue
A new trojan infects browsers to change users' start pages, directing them to advertising sites.
Marcos Colon
Nov 17 2013 7:00AM
Security
Infosec forum hacked, foists malware via IE zero-day
Stay off IE until patch released.
Adam Greenberg
Nov 13 2013 10:00AM
Security
ATM malware Ploutus updated with English-language version
The Spanish-language ATM malware, which allowed attackers in Mexico to force ATMs to spit out cash, now has an updated English-language version.
Adam Greenberg
Nov 1 2013 10:00AM
Security
Angry ads in Android apps
Too much 'madware', Symantec says.
Danielle Walker
Nov 1 2013 6:00AM
Security
Tor rats busted
Malware generated $1.4 million.
Marcos Colon
Oct 31 2013 4:17PM
Security
Tens of thousands flock to malware laden GTA V PC releases
Drops malware, surveys.
Danielle Walker
Oct 29 2013 1:10PM
Security
Mozilla fingers developer mode behind Firefox OS malware
Teen hacker keeps mum on research.
Adam Greenberg
Oct 29 2013 11:30AM
Security
#BPX audio: Michael Sulmeyer: The Political Economy of the Cyber-security and Malware Markets
Sulmeyer's talk drew heated debate from delegates.
Darren Pauli
Oct 25 2013 9:04AM
Security
28,000 enterprise machines compromised by Sazoora trojan
Swipes data.
Danielle Walker
Oct 24 2013 8:03AM
Security
First Firefox OS malware emerges
Silently swipes SD card data, contacts.
Adam Greenberg
Oct 22 2013 11:30AM
Security
ATM malware coughs up cash on demand
Spotted in Mexico, but unlikely to hit Oz.
Darren Pauli
Oct 18 2013 10:00AM
Security
Oracle releases critical Java, apps security update
Get patchy with it.
Juha Saarinen
Oct 18 2013 5:10AM
Security
Compromised certs spread email and browser -jacking malware
New certs stolen as old ones revoked.
Danielle Walker
Oct 17 2013 8:00AM
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