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The Anatsa banking trojan was recently discovered hiding in a malicious app as part of a new campaign that uses the malware to drain bank accounts.
The hackers behind the infamous Atomic Stealer have added a new component to the malware that allows it to maintain persistence on infected Macs.
Both iPhones and Android phones are being targeted by the SparkKitty malware which steals photos to find screenshots of crypto recovery phrases.
The ClickFix malware has evolved and can now attack you directly through Windows Explorer.
The Godfather malware has been upgraded with a new ability that allows it to conduct real-time fraud using virtual versions of financial apps.
A new Secure Boot bypass flaw can be exploited to disable your PC’s security and install bootkit malware that runs every time you turn on your computer.
New malware campaign uses ClickFix social engineering to infect vulnerable Macs with the AtomicStealer malware.
The Crocodilus Android malware now allows hackers to add fake contacts to your phone to make social engineering even easier.
