Security

Several malware dropper apps that infect Android devices with the SharkBot and Vultur malware have been discovered on the Google Play Store.

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This new malvertising campaign uses browser extensions to commit ad fraud and side-load malicious code onto your computer.

From credit card skimmers to POS malware, there are plenty of ways hackers can steal your credit card data in the real world.

Cybercriminals are using fake websites with addresses that are similar to those of popular brands to infect users with malware and steal their credentials.

Malicious Android apps infected with the Clicker malware can drain your battery and even slow down your phone by committing ad fraud.

The FBI has warned that scammers will likely try to leverage student loan forgiveness to commit fraud and steal personal information the same way they did with stimulus checks.

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Verizon has notified a small number of its prepaid customers that an attacker managed to gain access to their accounts and some of their personal information.

A new phishing scam impersonating the Social Security Administration is stealing names, bank details and even Social Security numbers.

The Ducktail malware has been rewritten and is now being used to target ordinary Facebook users in addition to Facebook Business accounts.

Google is bringing passkey support to Android and Chrome to get around the shortcomings of traditional passwords and two-factor authentication.

Two WhatsApp clones have been caught out as malware in disguise, so make sure you know how to stay safe.

The Meta Quest Pro features new eye and face tracking features which mean this high-end VR headset will collect even more of your personal data.

vpn From photo editors to VPNs, Meta found over 400 malicious applications designed to steal users' Facebook credentials.

Meta has found that over 400 apps on both the Apple App Store and Google Play are phishing scams designed to steal your Facebook login details.

Meta has identified over 400 malicious apps on the Play Store and App Store in this year alone that are capable of stealing your Facebook account.