Security and spyware news

The Justice Department has charged people possibly responsible for the data breach that exposed data of nearly half of all Americans. More

Lock My PC is not available for public due to frequent misuse by tech support scammers. More

Charming Kitten hackers sent out fake requests for interviews impersonating New York Times journalists. More

Metamorfo malware steals users' passwords with the help of a keylogging trick. More

Health Share of Oregon vendor GridWorks had a laptop stolen during an office break-in - it contained Medicaid members' personal information. More

The malicious campaign has reached over 500,000 machines worldwide. More

Twitter reveals a cybersecurity issue: API feature allowed hackers to link phone numbers to user accounts. More

Ethical hacker breached SpiceJet servers by using a simple brute-forcing technique. More

TVEyes crashed when ransomware attacked the core server and engineering workstations. More

Avast's extra money-making practices uncovered: subsidiary harvested user data and sold it to high-profile companies like Microsoft and Google. More

Spam emails were received all over Japan, including Gifu, Osaka, and Tottori cities. More

Government representative impressionists rely on non-traditional money transfer methods, such as gift cards. More

Security bug in Zoom could have led to corporate espionage due to hacker's presence in private conference calls. More

Shlayer Trojan topped the 2019 charts: 1 in 10 Macs got infected by it throughout the year. More

A new malware dropper named CARROTBALL is using second-stage payloads to deliver six types of malware to U.S government agencies. More