Every month, thousands of retail websites are targeted by cyber criminals, who insert a small piece of malicious code that allows them to snatch customers’ credit card information. The hacking technique is called formjacking, and it’s the virtual equivalent of … Continue reading →
By Alastair Cooke – There has been a tactical pivot in ransomware. It seems that ransomware writers have realized that large organizations have lots of money, and some do not have the best protection against infections. Newer ransomware is behaving … Continue reading →
A new form of ransomware is infecting users around the world by disguising itself as applications or games and tricking victims into downloading and launching it on their PCs. Anatova ransomware first emerged on January 1 this year and the … Continue reading →
An old family of ransomware has returned with a new campaign which uses information about children stolen from crowdfunding websites and claims that payments made in exchange for unlocking encrypted files will be donated to good causes. First spotted in … Continue reading →