The criminal malware developers who released a fake Flash installer Trojan for OS X a few weeks ago have revised the program, but oddly this revision is a little easier to detect than the previous one ...

A new Mac OS X Trojan Horse called "Flashback" attempts to trick users into installing it by appearing as Adobe's Flash Player installer package. The Trojan Horse, discovered by security firm Intego, ...

Malware distributed via affiliate programs and bundled with other applications is using a devious tactic to fool users into installing it on their systems. Detected this month by malware analysts from ...

Crypto hackers are now undetectable after discovering a new malware installer called Babadeda. Experts said this new malicious tool allows blockchain thieves to breach Discord channels. In this photo ...

A new malware is targeting Macs with new tactics to sniff out antivirus and virtual machines. Never-before-seen Mac malware, dubbed OSX/CrescentCore, has been discovered in the wild. The trojan, ...

The new MosaicLoader malware has been spotted by the cybersecurity experts on the systems of software pirates. The virus is dependent on the malicious ads disguised as "cracked installer" in the ...

In a "flash," Mac users can unknowingly download a harmful Trojan. The Trojan, called "Flashback," has been spotted hiding inside phony Adobe Flash Player installers, and if downloaded, it can wreak ...

Online financial fraudsters are hiding their latest bank-account-stealing weapon inside what appears to be a legitimate Google Chrome installer. The downloadable file, "ChromeSetup.exe," contains a ...

Flashback, a Mac Trojan horse that’s been in the public eye since it was uncovered by security firm Intego last year, has a new trick up its sleeve: It can now infect your computer from little more ...

A new campaign distributing the Stealit infostealer employs previously unknown malware delivery techniques and infrastructure ...

Attackers have started to use Windows and Android malware to hack into embedded devices, dispelling the widely held belief that if such devices are not directly exposed to the Internet they’re less ...