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Posted: October 18, 2025Views: 78Read moreWaterPlum's Cluster B deploys OtterCandy via ClickFake campaigns—learn about its theft features, v2 updates, and defenses like monitoring Node.js to protect against credential and crypto theft. -
Read moreTikTok videos lure users with fake Photoshop activators, delivering AuroStealer via PowerShell—learn to avoid risky commands, use antivirus, and enable MFA to protect against credential theft. -
Read moreMicrosoft's report shows AI boosting phishing success to 54% click-through—learn about ClickFix trends, nation-state AI use, and defenses like MFA to protect against evolving cyber attacks. -
Read moreLastPass warns of phishing emails with ZIP files dropping malware for keylogging and data theft—enable MFA, use antivirus, and verify sources to protect against these sneaky attacks. -
Read moreUNC5142 exploits WordPress via BNB Smart Chain to spread stealers like Atomic—learn to update sites, use antivirus, and detect anomalies to protect against these evolving cyber attacks. -
Read moreUC researchers reveal Pixnapping, letting hackers steal 2FA and app data via Android side channels—up to 61% accurate with AI. No full patch yet; update devices, check permissions, and secure apps to avoid risks. -
Read moreNew research reveals Telegram as the primary tool for 120+ hacktivist groups to plan DDoS strikes via 11,000 posts and hashtags-exposing worldwide targets. Learn to monitor threats, bolster DDoS defenses, and stay ahead of visible cyber tactics. -
Read moreFraudsters in Delhi posed as NCB officials to extract OTPs and siphon ₹20.89 lakh—police arrested 5 linked to 473 cases. Enable 2FA, verify calls, and report to 1930 to avoid digital arrest traps and protect your finances. -
Posted: October 14, 2025Comments: 9Views: 6538Read moreNPAV wishes you a safe, secure, and joyous Diwali! As you celebrate the festival of lights, let’s also protect our digital world from the darkness of cyber threats. -
Posted: October 14, 2025Views: 116Read moreSophos exposes Maverick Menace, a self-spreading Android worm using WhatsApp ZIP lures to disable Defender/UAC, hijack sessions with Selenium, and deploy trojan for bank/crypto theft—hits 400+ environments; verify attachments and use behavioral antivirus to protect.
