Tag: Malware

As cyberattacks intensify, financial institutions need to modernize their digital security to help balance fraud prevention with customer service.

A researcher has demonstrated that many common Blu-ray systems may be open to malware attacks at both the software and hardware level.

IBM Security Trusteer researchers recently discovered a new financial malware dubbed Tsukuba, which targets Japanese online banking users.

The Carbanak banking malware, which was recently reported by Kaspersky Lab, is potentially the most advanced malware design to date.

An Android malware tool fakes the phone shutdown process to steal data, demonstrating the threats that accompany downloading apps from third-party stores.

IT organizations are wasting valuable time and money hunting down false positives while advanced persistent threats evade preventive controls.

A session at IBM InterConnect will discuss the vulnerabilities that rocked the Internet in 2014, such as Heartbleed and Shellshock, and what may come next.

The Superfish adware has been exposing Lenovo PC users to prying eyes from cybercriminals. Here is a roundup of the essential facts.

Kicking off 2015 with a bang, a well-orchestrated advanced persistent threat attack dubbed Carbanak has hit banks across the globe.

Commercially available surveillance tools pose a mobile malware threat to enterprise data, according to a recent report from Lacoon Mobile Security.