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Cyber fraudsters using new tech to bypass UPI security for financial transactions: ReportNew technology is bypassing UPI app security. Fraudsters are using a toolkit called "Digital Lutera" to steal money. This attack manipulate...- EU, US authorities take down malware networkGerman, French, Dutch, Danish, British, American and Canadian authorities joined forces this week against the world's most dangerous malwar...
- Android malware 'BlackRock' prowling in cyber space, may steal banking data: AdvisoryThe "noteworthy feature" of this malware is that its target list contains 337 applications including banking and financial applications, an...
- Phishing email in garb of I-T dept lurking in Indian cyberspace: AdvisoryPhishing denotes to a category of cyber crime where a person's personal vital information like banking, credit card details and passwords a...
- Over three million cryptojacking attacks detected between January-May 18The most commonly used method is to infect websites and pop-up ads with a JavaScript based cryptomining script, said the Quick Heal Securit...
- Indian companies and government institutions hit by massive global cyber-attackSince the attack happened over the weekend, true extent of the damage can only be assessed on Monday when all individual PCs are fired up o...
- One million Google accounts breached by Gooligan, new Android malware variantThe new malware campaign named 'Gooligan' roots Android devices and steals email addresses and authentication tokens stored on them.
- Is this IoT malware acting for the greater good?Malware is rarely in the news for the right reasons yet a new variant may well be patching up security flaws on the Internet of Things fron...
- Quick Heal detects new malware bugging computersSecurity software maker Quick Heal has identified a new malware sample that is able to breach the 'sandbox' protection in computers.
- Tim Cook's case against Android security may have just gotten a boostLast year, Apple CEO Tim Cook mocked Google at the company's WWDC developers conference, claiming it is the target of 99% of mobile malware.
- Banking passwords stealing virus prowling in Indian cyberspaceThe virus, of the deadly Trojan variant, has been identified and named as 'Cridex' and is considered notorious as it can assume as many as ...
- Lethal credit card stealing virus prowling in cyberspaceThe virus, of the lethal 'Trojan' family, has been named "Backoff" and is being seen spreading through computer networks which use Windows ...
- India 4th most affected by mobile malwares: F-SecureGrowing popularity of smartphones and rising data usage in India is also making the country a favourite among cyber criminals.
- Virus stealing debit, credit card info prowling online portalsThe virus, of the deadly Trojan/Botnet family, is prowling in the domestic online media and has been identified as 'BrutPOS' by the CERT-In.
- Hacking virus 'Bladabindi' prowling in Indian cyberspaceCyber security sleuths have alerted Indian Internet users against hacking attempts of a clandestine multi-identity virus--Bladabindi-- whic...
- Ransom-demanding Trojan virus on prowl in Indian cyberspaceThe audacity of the virus has been categorised as "severe" and experts say such a malicious programme has been detected which asks for a ra...
- 'Beebone' computer virus lurking in Indian cyberspace'Beebone' belongs to Trojan malwares which get a "privileged access" into a users computer by faking its identity and deploying corrupt tec...
- Data theft: 45,000 Facebook logins stolen by wormA worm called Ramnit has started targeting Facebook accounts with considerable success, and has already stolen Facebook login credentials w...
- Routine internet searches can expose PC to malware: StudyBeware! your PC is not safe. Even a routine internet search, especially for a hot topic, might lead your computer into the hands of hackers.
- 'Routine internet searches can expose your PC to malware'Beware! Your PC is not safe. Even a routine internet search, especially for a hot topic, might lead your computer into the hands of hackers.
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