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Husain Parvez Published on January 29, 2025

Ransomware gangs have recently begun posing as tech support to infiltrate networks and carry out malicious activities. These groups have been exploiting Microsoft services and tools, such as Microsoft Teams, for initial access and subsequent attacks. Security experts warn that this evolving

Husain Parvez Published on January 27, 2025

An emerging Android malware, FireScam, is posing as a premium version of Telegram and spreading via phishing websites imitating RuStore, Russia's alternative app marketplace. Researchers at Cyfirma revealed the malware uses advanced techniques to steal user data. FireScam is distributed through

Anka Markovic Borak Published on January 10, 2025

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Anka Markovic Borak Published on January 02, 2025

Cybercriminals are exploiting Google Calendar and other Google services like Gmail, Forms, and Drawings in a large-scale phishing campaign, researchers from Check Point have reported. The campaign manipulates the trusted Google tools to bypass email security measures, allowing attackers to steal

Husain Parvez Published on January 01, 2025

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Anka Markovic Borak Published on December 14, 2024