Malicious Skype ads spread malware disguised as Flash Player Update
Microsoft Windows users should be aware of ongoing Skype malvertising campaign, which pushes bogus Flash Player updates to users. It shortly became apparent that
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Apple fixed the security flaw used in cyber attack on the 911 system
Last autumn, the 18-year-old living in Arizona became famous for taking advantage of the iOS bug and created a malicious code that forced iPhones
World of Warcraft phishing campaign lures gamers with free goods
World of Warcraft (or WoW for short) is a popular multiplayer online game released by a company called Blizzard Entertainment back in 2004. The
Your Tinder match may not be a human at all
For single people, who are desperate about finding the love of their life, Tinder application might seem like a pearl in the myriad of
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Criminals used Safari to redirect users to adult-oriented sites
On March 27, 2017, Apple released an update to iOS 10.3, which improved Safari browser’s (mobile version) behavior regarding JavaScript pop-ups. This update was
Windows Vista reaches its “End of Life” on April
It’s official. Microsoft ends support for the most hated and criticized operating system. From April 11, 2017, Windows Vista users will no longer get
Apple reassures that vulnerabilities disclosed in “Dark Matter” leak are obsolete
“Dark Matter” is not the title of a science-fiction show or a chapter from an astronomy book. It is Wikileaks’ most recent publication continuing
Attack on Apple: ransomware hackers target 300 million iPhones
While Android users have been having a hard time due to continuous cyber attacks, it seems that hackers now point their daggers to Apple.
Security experts publish a list exposing over 2000 phishing sites
Have you ever thought about how much safer the web browsing would be, if there was a database that would include all the malicious
“The Fappening 2.0” celebrity photo leak spreads malware
An infamous celebrity photo leak known as “The Fappening” and “CelebGate” was first spotted in 2014. However, it seems that today celebrities are under the
Google: the number of hacked websites increased by 32% in 2016
On Monday Google published a report on the State of Website Security in 2016. Unfortunately, they do not have good news and positive insights
Beware of the new and twisted Gmail phishing campaign
Spam emails have long become an ordinary aspect of our daily email usage experience. Those of us who have been online for quite some
Major discovery: the identities of hackers behind the 2014 Yahoo data breach revealed
In the beginning of 2014, Yahoo was only yet to know what grandiose cyber hack campaign was ahead of them. On September 22, 2014,
NSIS installers are now used in Cerber ransomware campaigns to sidestep antivirus solutions
Cerber ransomware continuously evolves, and this time we must warn computer users about ongoing spam campaigns that distribute Cerber malware. Malicious campaigns can be
Patch Tuesday is back: 18 security updates from Microsoft
After two months break, the Patch Tuesday is back and even bigger than expected. Microsoft released 18 bulletins that include important and critical security