Tag: Malware

As vulnerabilities are now branded with catchy names and logos, security researchers should be careful not to compromise the responsible disclosure process

The so-called PoSeidon malware, discovered by Cisco, is being used to steal credit card data and other information from retail organizations.

With the help of mobile threat management and user education, your organization can make sure the only March Madness upsets that occur are on the court.

A new paper from IBM discusses the security of content management systems (CMS) such as WordPress and how attackers are targeting them.

The bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend is here to stay. Here is how organizations can educate employees and implement top security policies.

Cybercriminals using similar lexical styles when establishing domains to phish from allow analysts to spot them via natural language processing techniques.

IBM Security Trusteer's threat intelligence team recently uncovered a new type of Android malware-spreading kit dubbed "MazelTov" by its creators.

A new IBM infographic reveals the most prevalent malware strains, their specific tactics and their effect on popular operating systems and Web browsers.

A limited-time WhatsApp calling feature offer is actually a cybercriminal scam that works to trick unsuspecting users into downloading malware.

In the second part of this two-part series, IBM's Mark Yason discusses in more depth the Regin plugin framework hosted in the dispatcher module.