Call of Duty Cheats Expose Gamers to Malware, Takeover
Activision is warning that cyberattackers are disguising malware — a remote-access trojan (RAT) — in cheat programs.
Read MoreActivision is warning that cyberattackers are disguising malware — a remote-access trojan (RAT) — in cheat programs.
Read MoreChris Haas, director of information security and research at Automox, discusses how to shore up cybersecurity defenses and what to prioritize.
Read MoreCyberattackers have set up a website for a fake company called SecuriElite, as well as associated Twitter and LinkedIn accounts.
Read MoreThe Cart Crasher gang is testing stolen payment cards while cleaning ill-gotten funds.
Read MoreTelecommuting social-media manager for the U.S. Strategic Command left the laptop open and unsecured while stepping away.
Read MorePredator-ranked players on Xbox console game version rigged matches with DDoS attacks.
Read MoreThe server for the web-application scripting language was compromised on Sunday.
Read MoreYounger employees and caregivers report more stress than other groups– and more shadow IT usage.
Read MoreThe incident, which forced the company to disconnect its systems, caused significant business disruption.
Read MoreThe social-media giant took down legions of fake profiles aimed at spreading espionage malware.
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