Kaspersky Lab concludes investigation on stolen NSA Hacking Tools
Kaspersky Lab publishes results of internal investigation related to incident with stolen NSA tools, point to possible access by multiple third-parties.
McAfee’s anti-hacking service exposed users to banking malware
Security firm McAfee has blocked access to malware that appeared to be sent from the company's own network, pointed users to a malicious Word document.
Microsoft Security Intelligence Report: Malaysia’s Malware encounter grows at an alarming rate
Microsoft Security Intelligence Report (SIR), Volume 22, found that Malaysia is one of the countries with a growing malware encounter.
Kaspersky Lab uncovers hacked servers in Malaysia, used by Lazarus
Kaspersky Lab has uncovered a number of compromised servers being used as part of the Lazarus global command and control infrastructure.
Symantec Internet Security Threat Report (ISTR), Volume 22 released
Cyber criminals revealed new levels of ambition in 2016 – marked by extraordinary attacks, according to Symantec Internet Security Threat Report, Volume 22.
Trend Micro 2016 Security Roundup Report, A Record Year for Enterprise Threats
In its latest 2016 security roundup report, A Record Year for Enterprise Threats, Trend Micro identified the most critical threats that affected customers.
New family of ATM malware called Alice discovered
Threat researchers from the Trend Micro Forward-Looking Threat Research Team (FTR) discovered a new family of ATM malware called Alice.
Steam Stealer Malware targets thousands of Gamer Accounts
Steam Stealer is a constantly evolving breed of malware that is responsible for hijacking the user accounts of the popular gaming platform, Steam.
Symantec cybersecurity predictions for 2016
Symantec security intelligence team has put together the top security predictions for the year ahead and beyond.
Trend Micro Q1 2015 Security Roundup Report
Trend Micro released its TrendLab Q1 2015 Security Roundup report last month revealing a combination of newer and older threat variations defined the cybersecurity landscape in the Q1 of 2015. Malvertising, zero-day vulnerability exploitation, “old-school” macro malware and the decade-old FREAK vulnerability are among the highlights. The overall threat
