Research Proves HTML5 Could Be Used to Hide Malware for Drive-By Download Attacks
Researchers have shown how HTML5 could be used to hide malware through a series of obfuscation techniques that antivirus tools can't detect.
Security Researcher: eBay Vulnerabilities Could Have Led to Drive-By Attacks
A pair of eBay vulnerabilities could have let cybercriminals hide malware in image files and direct URLs to harmful sites, according to a researcher.
Killer Music: Hackers Exploit Media Player Vulnerabilities
IBM research has found that cyber criminals are exploiting media player vulnerabilities to infect users' workstations with malware.
Trusteer Apex Preempts New Point-of-Sale Malware JackPOS
As point-of-sale malwares continue to crop up, it is important to maintain the security of these systems to protect them.
3 Ways to Steal Corporate Credentials
Between key-logging malware, phishing schemes and e-commerce sites, there are many ways cyber criminals can steal corporate credentials and commit fraud.
Protecting POS Systems From Dexter and Other Advanced Malware
Maintaining the security of POS systems is a growing concern: The Dexter malware has been found to target customers' payment information.
Multistage Exploit Kits Boost Effective Malware Delivery
Like ICBM missiles, multistage exploit kits first launch a nonthreatening stage and then use the second stage to inflict damage without raising suspicion.
Twitter Malware: Spreading More Than Just Ideas
With hundreds of millions of users, Twitter is one of the largest social networks, so it's no surprise that Twitter malware attacks are on the rise.
LinkedIn Spam Emails Download Malware
LinkedIn spam emails exploit users' tendency to follow links from social networks, then steal sensitive data from their computers.