Malware Alerts
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Cybersecurity researchers have identified new AsyncRAT variants featuring a disturbing "Screamer" tool for audio manipulation and a USB malware spreader that revives autorun-based infections. Learn about these evolving cyber threats and their implications.
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Cryptocurrency users are being targeted by a social engineering campaign involving fake gaming and AI firms that distribute malware via Telegram and Discord. Learn how these scams operate and how to protect yourself.
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Posted: July 11, 2025Views: 31Discover the significant rise in Android malware activity in Q2 2025, including a surge in banking trojans and sophisticated spyware threats. Learn about the latest findings from Dr.Web Security Space and how to protect your device.
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Discover how a new Trojan malware, developed using reinforcement learning, can consistently bypass Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. Learn about its implications for cybersecurity and the advancements in AI-driven malware development.
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Learn about SparkKitty, a sophisticated Trojan malware targeting iOS and Android devices to steal personal photos. Discover its distribution methods and the risks it poses, particularly in Southeast Asia and China.
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Discover how the Anatsa banking trojan infected 90,000 users through a fake PDF app on Google Play. Learn about the tactics used by cybercriminals and how the malware operates to steal banking credentials.
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Explore the intersection of celebrity culture and cybersecurity as we delve into the role of Pakistani actors in malware distribution. Discover insights, trends, and the implications for the entertainment industry.
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A new phishing campaign in India exploits wedding invitations to distribute SpyMax RAT malware on Android devices. Learn how to recognize and protect yourself from this sophisticated cyber threat.
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FBI warns of BADBOX 2.0 botnet infecting smart devices with pre-installed malware, enabling cybercriminals to hijack home networks and conduct illegal activity.