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What are IoT Devices and How They Get Infected The Internet of Things (I boldIoTbold) refers to the billions of physical devices around the world

For a long time, Mac users could rest easy knowing their computers were immune to the rampant malware threatening Windows PCs. But sadly, those days

Social engineering is one of the most common tactics used by cybercriminals to spread malware and gain access to sensitive systems and data. As more

Introduction Data breaches caused by unpatched software vulnerabilities have become a major issue in recent years. As our digital footprint expands, so do opportunities for

Introduction The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the billions of internet-connected devices and objects that collect and share data. As IoT devices proliferate, research

Introduction It’s now 2024 and cryptomining malware unfortunately continues to be a major cybersecurity threat. As cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have skyrocketed in value

Introduction Worms. As a child, I used to enjoy playing with these slimy invertebrates in the garden after heavy rains. Their writhing bodies provided hours

Introduction The year is 2024 and a dangerous new form of ransomware is targeting businesses around the world. As an IT security professional, I have

Introduction Recently, I uncovered a disturbing development in the world of cybersecurity. FireEye, a major cybersecurity firm, has revealed a massive, state-sponsored cyber espionage operation

Malware on Android devices is nothing new, but a new strain has been uncovered that subscribes victims to paid services without their knowledge or consent.

University email systems have become a prime target for hackers seeking to spread malware. Email attachments have proven an effective vector to infiltrate malware into

Introduction A dangerous zero-day vulnerability has been discovered in Internet Explorer that is currently being exploited by hackers to spread malware. This critical bug needs

Social media platforms have become a popular attack vector for cybercriminals looking to spread malware. One concerning trend that has emerged is hackers hiding malware

What is OSX.Pirrit? OSX.Pirrit is a type of adware that infects Apple Mac computers. It is part of the Pirrit advertising malware family. Adware displays

Introduction Recent reports have revealed that new spyware has emerged which can access users’ webcams without their knowledge and covertly record them. This sophisticated malware

Introduction Ransomware attacks have been on the rise in recent years. These malicious programs encrypt files on a victim’s computer and demand payment in cryptocurrency

The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented challenges for individuals, businesses, and governments around the world. Unfortunately, cybercriminals have been quick to exploit the crisis for

Introduction The REvil ransomware group, also known as Sodinokibi, has recently begun using a new tactic to avoid detection and infect systems. This sophisticated ransomware

Overview of the Zoom Zero-Day Vulnerability Zoom’s video conferencing software experienced a major security issue in 2019 when a zero-day vulnerability was discovered that allowed

Microsoft Office applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are popular targets for malware attacks. Cybercriminals are constantly looking for vulnerabilities in these programs to spread

A new form of malware has been uncovered that targets Chrome users in an attempt to steal credit card information. This banking trojan leverages sophisticated

Introduction Fake antivirus apps have become a growing problem on Google Play. As a smartphone user, it’s important to be aware of these potentially harmful

Two factor authentication (2FA) has long been considered an effective security measure to protect online accounts from unauthorized access. However, recent discoveries show that Android