Russian Hackers Used Britney Spears’ Instagram To Control Malware, Say Security Researchers

New ‘Judy’ malware on Android may have infected 36 million devices There's a new piece of Android malware on the loose and it's a doozy. Originally discovered by researchers at Check Point last week, the malware has been dubbed "Judy" and is potentially one of the most widely spread pieces of Android malware we've s Read more ... een to date. It's currently believed that upwards ...

More malware is making the rounds -- but this time it's invisible There's another strain of malware infecting computers, but this one you can't see.

Here comes the Pokémon Go malware The researchers said they hadn’t actually found any reports of the malware having infected users – they only discovered that the malware exists, and that it had been uploaded to an online file storage service in the form of an APK file.

ATM Skimming Malware Is Getting Scarier In 2009, malware called “Skimer” surfaced and security firms took notice. Skimer is essentially malware that gives hackers full access to an ATM without needing to install any physical hardware, like a card skimmer. According to a new investigati Read more ... on by Kaspersky Lab, the malware is not only seems in ...

Some Android Phones Come With Malware Pre-Installed: Report Researchers believe the malware is installed by third parties but couldn't pinpoint their location.

Have you visited Yahoo? You may have malware Hackers may have installed malware on your computer through the internet giant's advertising network.

Hammertoss: Russian hackers target the cloud, Twitter, GitHub in malware spread FireEye says a new virulent strain of malware buries itself in network traffic to avoid detection. — The newly-discovered Hammertoss malware strain uses …

Lenovo 'Superfish' malware: What you need to know If you got a Lenovo laptop in recent months, it came with factory-installed malware that gave you pop-up ads. It also made you less safe online.

Android malware spies on you even after phone is shut down A particularly devious new Android malware can make calls or take photos even if you shut the device down, according to security research firm AVG.