Viruses and parasites

Lesser-known game developers are sometimes tempted to engage in malicious activities. More

KoSpy malware managed to break through Google Store's defenses. More

More than 500k devices affected. A dangerous type of malware called Spyzie is secretly spying on thousands of Android and iOS users around the world.More

Medusa ransomware gang is demanding $2 million. HCRG Care Group, a private healthcare and social services provider in the United Kingdom, has been targeted by the Medusa ransomware gang.More

PirateFi released with hidden malware. On February 6, 2025, PirateFi launched on Steam as a free-to-play survival game.More

Godot is a popular game engine that is now being exploited to infect users. More

Hackers take up new tactics that work. A well-known hacking group called FIN7 is using fake websites that pretend to offer AI-generated nude images.More

Planned Parenthood confirms ransomware attack. Planned Parenthood of Montana was the victim of a ransomware attack executed by the RansomHub group at the end of August 2024.More

Medusa malware is back. Medusa, an Android banking trojan, has resurfaced with a new variant, targeting users in seven countries: Canada, France, Italy, Spain, Turkey, the UK, and the US.More

Canada's Pipeline operator Trans-Northern Pipelines was attacked back in November last year. More

Google Threat Analysis Group released a report detailing the new campaign of COLDRIVER threat group. More

Deceptive TripAdvisor complaints conceal malicious Knight ransomware. More

SpyNote's threat landscape and mechanism. SpyNote, an Android banking trojan, also known as SpyMax, has escalated into a cybersecurity nightmare by persistently targeting various European customers across different banks, most aggressively during June and July 2023.More

APT41 broadens its attack landscape to mobile devices. China's notorious state-backed APT41 hacking group, with a history of targeting various global industries, is evolving its cyberattack methodology to include mobile platforms.More

Charming Kitten's new approach and targeting. Security researchers have discovered a new campaign by the infamous Charming Kitten APT group, also known as APT42 or Phosphorus.More