Security and spyware news

After Facebook has steadily evolved into the social network uniting millions of Internet independent and corporate users worldwide, it was a matter of time when it would be targeted by hackers. More

The recently released ransomware called Satana is a hard candy for the virus analysts because it still seems to be under development and there is always something new to discover. More

It seems that quite recently Locky virus contained the virtual community firmly within its grip. More

When these viruses struck the Internet community for the first time, no one had the slightest suspicion to what enormous scale the threats would grow. More

Through the last couple of years, ransomware viruses have proven to be one of the most active computer infections. More

Microsoft continuously patches flaws in its software and releases security updates on the second Tuesday of every month. More

Having your social media account hacked is probably one of the scariest and most unpleasant experiences in the modern day world. More

The Jigsaw ransomware creators do not seem to stand back even after the Jigsaw decryption tool was released. More

With Euro 2016 and Copa America championships on their way, the cyber criminals are not simply going to miss a chance to benefit from the sports fans around the world. More

Recently, security experts released a warning reporting about a clear rise in ransomware attacks. More

Flash software is used by millions of PC users each day, so there is no surprise why hackers are working hard to find its security flaws and use them to infect systems with viruses. More

Scammers have manifested their creativity and mastery once again by attacking Internet users with fake HM Refund & Customs emails. More

Computer security experts have started discussing a new type of malware, which is known as “Fileless infections.” The main peculiarity of viruses that fall into this category is that they act without traces. More

After the major scandal involving WikiLeaks shocked the international community, it seemed that there is nothing scandalous left. More

Recently, security experts discovered that one of Google Chrome's affiliated applications is causing redirects to advertising websites. More