Royal Ransomware infections such as Royal are easily among the sneakiest types of malware you may come to face in your computer. These threats typically apply complex file encryption (.royal) to the files that are stored on the infected computer and...
*Source of claim SH can remove it. Viewndow (Viewndow.Exe) Trojans like Viewndow are the most dreaded kind of malicious software. Even if you’re completely unfamiliar with computers and can’t think of any other viruses by name, the word...
Chrome_find Chrome_find is a browser hijacking component that can attach itself to common web browsing applications such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge and others. When incorporated, Chrome_find starts to serve as an ad-generating tool and...
Gum.criteo.com Gum.criteo.com is a web browser component that is known to cause a lot of browsing irritation. However, the good news is that Gum.criteo.com is not a dangerous computer virus or a malware such as a Trojan Horse or a ransomware...
*Source of claim SH can remove it. Null Mixer When it comes to malware, Trojans top the list as the worst and most complex threats that you may encounter. And since we’re talking about these kinds of threats, Null Mixer is one of the newest...
Absolute Value Absolute Value is a browser-targeting malware app that hijacks the browsers of Mac computers and uses them for ad-distribution. Absolute Value can make changes in the targeted browser, forcing it to send the user to...
A new phishing toolset, called EvilProxy, was spotted by security researchers at Resecurity. In a blog post published on Monday, the professionals warned that EvilProxy attackers are exploiting reverse proxy and cookie injection techniques to...
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) updated its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog with ten new vulnerabilities. The update, which was published on Friday, includes a critical issue in Delta Electronics’...
The General Bytes ATMs General Bytes, a manufacturer of Bitcoin ATMs, has admitted that it has become a target of a hack that stole money from users by exploiting a vulnerability in the company’s software. An alert issued by General Bytes last...
The Orchard Botnet Researchers from Qihoo 360’s Netlab security team have spotted a new botnet named Orchard, that, according to them, uses Satoshi Nakamoto’s account transaction information to create domain names to hide its command-and...
The Gootkit Malware The criminals behind the Gootkit access-as-a-service (AaaS) malware have reemerged with modernized methods to trick victims into giving over their personal information. The Gootkit malware In its previous tactics, Gootkit masked...
Several months after it extended its reach to target European countries, the mobile threat campaign known as Roaming Mantis has been connected to a new wave of breaches focused against French mobile phone users. Sekoia said in a report that the...
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