Medusa ransomware is able to disable anti-malware tools, so be on your guard
Researchers spot Medusa ransomware operators deploying smuol.sys This driver mimics a legitimate CrowdStrike Falcon driver Medusa is actively targeting critical infrastructure organizations Operators ...
StilachiRAT malware: How it targets crypto wallets on Chrome
What is StilachiRAT malware? In November 2024, Microsoft Incident Response researchers uncovered a remote access Trojan (RAT) ...
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Medusa Ransomware Uses Malicious Driver to Disable Security Tools
The Medusa ransomware relies on a malicious Windows driver to disable the security tools running on the infected systems.
Scientists Tested a DIY Air Cleaner – And It Beat Expensive Filters
Low-cost, DIY air purifiers are proving to be just as effective as expensive commercial units at protecting indoor spaces ...
Google issues urgent warning to delete 331 Android apps infected with malware
Google has now blocked all of the software discovered on its platform after being alerted about the issues. But those who ...
FBI warnings are true—fake file converters do push malware
The FBI is warning that fake online document converters are being used to steal people's information and, in worst-case ...