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How Cybersecurity Pros Are Targeted by Fake Conference Scams Deploying AMOS Infostealer

How Cybersecurity Pros Are Targeted by Fake Conference Scams Deploying AMOS Infostealer

Security professionals face sophisticated scams involving fake crypto conference invites that prompt macOS users to install the AMOS infostealer, risking sensitive info theft and wallet compromise.

Aug 21, 2026

How to Identify and Remove Malware from Geekom Mini PC Network Drivers

How to Identify and Remove Malware from Geekom Mini PC Network Drivers

A malware-infected LAN driver in several Geekom Mini PC models can steal passwords and data. Learn how to detect, remove, and protect your device effectively.

Aug 18, 2026

Why Extending Zero Trust to Code Is Crucial in the Age of AI-Generated Malware

Why Extending Zero Trust to Code Is Crucial in the Age of AI-Generated Malware

AI-generated malware outpaces traditional security controls, demanding new strategies like Zero Trust for code execution to prevent fast, automated cyberattacks.

Aug 18, 2026

Why Windows Users See Six Times More Malware Than Mac Users—and What Mac Users Need to Know

Why Windows Users See Six Times More Malware Than Mac Users—and What Mac Users Need to Know

Windows devices face nearly six times more malware detections than Macs, yet Mac users encounter higher phishing risks. Learn how these threats differ and how to protect your system effectively.

Aug 13, 2026

How the North Korean 'Dream Job' Scam Exploits Windows Vulnerabilities

How the North Korean 'Dream Job' Scam Exploits Windows Vulnerabilities

Discover the mechanics and risks of the sophisticated Lazarus Group scam, which targets professionals via fake jobs, trojanized PDF viewers, and a new Windows zero-day exploit.

Aug 12, 2026

Why AI Amplifies Existing Cybersecurity Risks Instead of Creating New Ones

Why AI Amplifies Existing Cybersecurity Risks Instead of Creating New Ones

AI accelerates the exploitation of traditional cybersecurity vulnerabilities, emphasizing the need to strengthen fundamental defenses rather than chase novel threats.

Aug 12, 2026

How Fake Odyssey Movie Downloads Are Spreading Dangerous Malware

How Fake Odyssey Movie Downloads Are Spreading Dangerous Malware

Pirated Odyssey movie downloads are distributing Lumma Stealer malware, which bypasses two-factor authentication by stealing session cookies. Learn how to protect yourself.

Aug 11, 2026

Beware Fake Claude Installation Guides That Steal Your Crypto Wallets

Beware Fake Claude Installation Guides That Steal Your Crypto Wallets

Scammers use fake Claude AI install guides on legitimate domains to deploy malware that hijacks crypto wallets by phishing recovery phrases. Learn how to protect yourself.

Aug 11, 2026

Malicious AI Skills Are Increasingly Stealing Credentials at Scale

Malicious AI Skills Are Increasingly Stealing Credentials at Scale

Cybercriminals are exploiting AI agent skills to steal sensitive credentials, with some malware-ridden skills reaching over 1.7 million installs. Immediate manual removal is critical.

Aug 7, 2026

How a Classic SQL Injection Flaw Lets Hackers Take Over Windows Servers

How a Classic SQL Injection Flaw Lets Hackers Take Over Windows Servers

Discover how an old SQL injection vulnerability combined with a rare database toolkit enables attackers to fully control Windows servers, and learn essential defense strategies.

Aug 7, 2026

How Open-Source Malware Threatens UK Supply Chains Today

How Open-Source Malware Threatens UK Supply Chains Today

Open-source malware now targets credentials over cryptomining, putting UK supply chains at risk. Learn what actions matter most for resilient security.

Aug 6, 2026

How SMOKE#SCREEN Malware Uses Fake Zoom and Adobe Updates to Gain Persistent Access

How SMOKE#SCREEN Malware Uses Fake Zoom and Adobe Updates to Gain Persistent Access

Learn how attackers use fake Adobe and Zoom updates to install weaponized remote access software, the risks involved, and how to protect your devices from the SMOKE#SCREEN campaign.

Aug 5, 2026