Cybercriminals are using a fake Windows Update installation dialogue
box to sell a bogus security product called Anti-malware Defender,
security researchers have warned. Read the full article. [Computer Weekly]
Cybercriminals are using a fake Windows Update installation dialogue
box to sell a bogus security product called Anti-malware Defender,
security researchers have warned. Read the full article. [Computer Weekly]
Researchers identified 60 apps on Google Play infected with AdultSwine malware that in some cases displayed graphic adult-themed ads on apps intended for children.
Security experts estimate 12 million users have been enticed to download software from the French firm Tuto4PC whose programs and silently install backdoors on PCs.
The SANS Institute has discovered a scareware campaign targeting Mac OS X machines using an installer signed with a legitimate Apple developer certificate.
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