Bank fraud through malware in Latin America increased rapidly in one year, reaching 113 %. Victims, who have lost millions of dollars in these illegal acts, already have laws that force banks to reimburse in countries such as Chile and Colombia.
This is reported in a report from late September…
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Five applications from the Google Play Store for Android hide malicious software
Cybercriminals have used the Google Play Store, which generates so much trust among users, to release malware through applications that hide spyware.
Recent information indicates that five Android applications contain this type of software…
Data loss or unauthorized access has devastating effects
Data is the most valuable asset for companies and organizations, as it contains privileged information about customers, business strategies, research, technological developments and much more. Hence, the loss or unauthorized access to this…
Influencers under cyberattack: Ways to protect themselves and good practices to consider
Facebook, YouTube and Instagram have become platforms that literally catapulted certain people to stardom, granting them the accolade or recognition of “Influencers.” The number of followers they garner and the money that moves around them…
Prevention: Having multiple backups of your data should be a priority for companies
Cyberattacks, data privacy and the real possibility of creating Deep Fakes are major concerns today for both companies and individuals. Artificial Intelligence (AI), which helps advance so quickly in various subjects and areas, also has its…
Fake Chrome and Safari updates download AMOS malware
Fake application and server updates are causing havoc among Internet users. Cybersecurity researchers have unveiled malicious campaigns that release the AMOS (Atomic Stealer) malware by downloading fraudulent Chrome and Safari updates.
One…
Fake Skype app steals cryptocurrency and user data
A recent report on cybersecurity from the firm specialized in the area Blockchain SlowMist confirms the existence of a fake Skype application so dangerous that it can steal user data by monitoring the equipment, in addition to stealing…
FBI alerts about new malware to steal cryptocurrencies
A Russian-made malware, called Infamous Chisel, is out to steal funds from crypto wallets, the FBI reported on Friday.
The virus, which was originally used to steal Ukrainian military data, is now being used by hackers to grab…
International Qakbot malware network dismantled that affected more than 700,000 computers
In an unprecedented move, the US Department of Justice announced the successful takedown of the infrastructure of an insidious program known as Qakbot. This malicious network, which had left its mark on more than 700,000 computers around…
Latin America in the crosshairs: Five bank attacks per minute shake the region
In an urgent alert that shakes computer systems, the prestigious global cybersecurity firm, Kaspersky, has revealed that Latin America has been the target of up to five banking Trojan attacks per minute.
With meticulous data collection…
Charging your cell phone in public places increases the risk of cyberattacks
Every day, thousands of people connect to a power outlet in public places to recharge their phone batteries. Cybersecurity specialists indicate that this can make it easier for viruses to enter devices.
Hackers are known to take advantage…
New CherryBlos malware integrates into Android apps
A team of researchers has discovered a new 'malware' embedded in applications for Android phones, called CherryBlos, which uses optical character recognition to steal credentials.
Cybersecurity specialists at Trend Micro's Mobile…