Macs rarely encounter problems with malware but it does happen from time to time. One of the more common malware-related issues Mac users tend to encounter is when the built-in system security spots a rogue app or process and warns you about it with...
Hijackers like Ferma.co.in are relentless. I just covered another one of these annoyances called Franoapas.co.in in yesterday’s post and today a new one pops up. Like its previous interactions, Ferma.co.in is all about taking over your browser...
Wrop Appq is the most recent iteration in a long line of nearly identical malware programs that install on people’s computers through file bundles to spam them with obstructive ads and misleading pop-ups disguised as security notifications...
Franoapas.co.in is a type of rogue site that employs a number of underhanded techniques such as misleading browser permission prompts and file bundling to set itself as your browser’s default search engine. It’s very similar to other...
Search-great is a rogue search engine site that hijacks browsers like Chrome and Edge and redirects users to questionable sites and modified Bing/Yahoo SERPs. This hijacker is very similar to other ones like Secure Search and Maxask that I’ve...
Altrousik is yet another iteration of a common type of malware that exploits system resources for cryptocurrency mining. Other similar threats we’ve covered in the past are Altrsik and Altruistics. This rogue software installs on the computer...
If you’ve been following the latest cybersecurity news, you might have heard about the recent supply chain attack involving Polyfill.io. I somehow missed this until today, due to, well, researching other malware. But the attack proved...
April is over, but if you want to know what important has happened during the month, check out our selection of major topics from the cyberseucrity world. The past weeks were marked with the release of a number of security updates and reports...
Hi there, lovers of security! Did you miss our Cyber Security Monthly Recap? We’re back with the third installment of our monthly series, which consists of brief but informative tidbits to keep you informed about the Security and Safety sector...
Welcome to the January 2024 edition of Cyber Security Monthly Recap. This month, we’ve seen some significant events that emphasize the importance of protecting our digital world. From legal challenges to critical vulnerabilities, January 2024...
December 2023 in the cybersecurity world was marked by a series of significant developments, reflecting the ever-evolving nature of cyber threats and the continuous efforts to counteract them. This month witnessed a range of events, from...
November 2023 was a busy month for cybersecurity, with many incidents and insights reported by various sources. Here are some of the highlights of what happened in the cyber world in the past month. Widespread Ransomware Attacks November 2023...
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