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Tired Of All Those Passwords? So Is Everyone Else

Recently, Google announced it would be implementing a change to the Chrome web browser that would allow users to do away with the classic password in order to access their accounts.

Criminals Rake In Trillions Of Dollars With Cybercrime As A Business

Criminal organizations are using a combination of both illegal and legitimate activities (such as placing online ads) to rake in the dough.

Pirated Apps Target iPhones And The Children Who Use Them

Hackers and other nefarious actors look to take advantage of children who are not aware of the personal information an app can request for download.

Report Finds Banking Malware On The Rise...Again

Banking Trojans are still among the most popular attack vectors and getting banking credentials from corporate users can yield a much higher payoff than “merely” from consumers.

Mobile Banking Malware Up 300% for Android Users

​​It’s not great news for mobile device users. Overall, attacks on mobile devices nearly doubled, from 66.4 million in 2017 to 116.5 million by the end of 2018.

New Malware Bashes Victims With A Multitude Of Techniques

Researchers at Palo Alto Networks found Xbash lurking around and believe that the Chinese speaking Iron Group (also known as Rocke) has their grubby hands in it.

Alarm Bells Ring Worldwide About Increase In Domain Hacks

By purchasing the domains that just a typo away from the trusted website, cybercriminals can trick people into downloading malware or use a software vulnerability on the computer to inject malware without needed user permission.

Tips for Securing Your Mobile Devices

Nearly all of us these days have some type of mobile device that is essentially a part of us. It is filled with all kinds of personal information, such as our contacts, our email conversations, and perhaps even our health information.

Backing Up The Fight Against Ransomware

Organizations are facing drastic increases in ransomware attacks. A report by Malwarebytes finds a 90% increase in such attacks since 2016–that’s almost ten times the amount of attacks since 2016.

Hiding In Plain Sight: Digital Ads Get Improved Malware