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Gamers Particularly Targeted in Cryptojacking - Avast Malware Researcher Daniel Benes Explains Why
Gamers have been the target of several recent malware attacks. In one of the latest episodes, Crackonosh, a cryptojacking malware was installed into the gamers’ system while free versions of games like NBA 2K19, Grand Theft Auto V, Far Cry 5, The Sims 4, and Jurassic World Evolution were downloaded from unreliable sources like torrents. Gadgets 3...
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This App Allows Anyone to Create Custom Android Ransomware
A free Trojan Development Kit (TDK) app can be downloaded from hacking forums with a simple interface that can get anyone to quickly create their own ransomware, Symantec researchers find.
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Japan Reportedly Arrests 14-Year-Old for Creating Ransomware
The student, who admitted to the allegations, then uploaded it to a foreign website and taught users of the platform to download and use it.
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'About 2 lakh new malware samples emerge every day': Kaspersky
About 65 percent users use free downloads or pirated security software, which makes them vulnerable to attacks.
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Gamers Particularly Targeted in Cryptojacking - Avast Malware Researcher Daniel Benes Explains Why
Gamers have been the target of several recent malware attacks. In one of the latest episodes, Crackonosh, a cryptojacking malware was installed into the gamers’ system while free versions of games like NBA 2K19, Grand Theft Auto V, Far Cry 5, The Sims 4, and Jurassic World Evolution were downloaded from unreliable sources like torrents. Gadgets 3...
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This App Allows Anyone to Create Custom Android Ransomware
A free Trojan Development Kit (TDK) app can be downloaded from hacking forums with a simple interface that can get anyone to quickly create their own ransomware, Symantec researchers find.
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Japan Reportedly Arrests 14-Year-Old for Creating Ransomware
The student, who admitted to the allegations, then uploaded it to a foreign website and taught users of the platform to download and use it.
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'About 2 lakh new malware samples emerge every day': Kaspersky
About 65 percent users use free downloads or pirated security software, which makes them vulnerable to attacks.
