Security and spyware news

The curious case of unwanted programs. In a significant turn of events, the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that Enigma Software Group can pursue its longstanding lawsuit against rival cybersecurity firm Malwarebytes. More

Russia's accusations and Apple's denial. Apple, the California-based tech giant, is accused by Russia's Federal Security Service of participating in a coordinated spy campaign with the US government to spy on Russian iPhone users. More

Massive data breach exposes personal information of dental insurance customers. More

The emergence of Moneybird ransomware. The Iranian hacker group known as Agrius, also referred to as Pink Sandstorm and formerly Americium, has developed a new ransomware strain dubbed Moneybird. More

Overcoming safeguards and exploiting vulnerabilities. Researchers from Tencent Labs and Zhejiang University have revealed a new 'BrutePrint' attack that exploits vulnerabilities in modern smartphone fingerprint scanners. More

CVE-2023-3278 vulnerability. KeePass, the popular open-source password manager, is grappling with a security flaw that can potentially expose the master password to attackers, compromising the entire password database. More

Rise in ransomware attacks and the role of cyber insurance. More

Joseph James O'Connor, the UK man behind hacks, was extradited to the US from Spain. More

Google launches new cybersecurity certificate program to address the skills gap. More

11 apps found on Google Play were infected with Fleckpe Trojan. More

Google launches legal battle against CryptBot malware distributors. More

BumbleBee malware uses Google Ads to target enterprises. The world of cybersecurity is constantly changing, with new threats appearing all the time. More

Google continues to release security updates to fix zero-day vulnerabilities found in its Chrome web browser. More

Malware infiltrates Google Play via legitimate apps. A new Android malware known as "Goldoson" has infiltrated Google Play via 60 legitimate apps with a total of 100 million downloads. More

Hackers exploited inactive staff member's credentials. More