A rare in-the-wild FileFix campaign has been observed by cybersecurity researchers, which hides a second-stage PowerShell ...
A new social engineering "hack yourself" attack that tricks victims into executing malware through seemingly innocent file ...
A latest HP Threat Insights Report has revealed how cybercriminals are perfecting the art of deception, using trusted ...
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HP warns of ultra-realistic PDF invoice lures exploiting ‘Living-off-the-land’ techniques
The HP report uncovered cybercriminals hiding malicious code in pixel image data to infect users, then deleting the evidence ...
RevengeHotels has expanded its arsenal with a new remote access trojan (RAT) in recent attacks targeting the hospitality ...
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FileFix attacks use fake Facebook security alerts to trick victims into running infostealers
ClickFix typically asks the victim to perform a fake CAPTCHA test. FileFix tricks the user into copying and pasting a command ...
Windows has powerful built-in command line troubleshooting tools. The Windows Maintenance Tool simplifies things by ...
In the escalating cyber battle for control of the PC, HP’s laser focus on endpoint security and AI integration is redefining ...
TL;DR Why Discord appeals to attackers Discord has become an attractive tool for attackers not because it’s malicious, but ...
The Trojan Horse Virus is one of the most deceptive forms of malware. Just like the Greek myth of soldiers hiding in a wooden horse to invade Troy, Trojan malware disguises itself as harmless files or ...
Malware campaigns are abusing FileFix to deliver infostealers. Take proactive steps to stay ahead and keep your sensitive data safe.
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Hackers are ‘living off the land’ again
HP Wolf Security research shows attackers exploiting detection weak spots through features already built into everyday applications.
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