The TrickBot trojan malware now checks if the computer's screen resolution is 800x600 or 1024x768, and if it is, TrickBot will terminate to evade analysis.

A hacker used an automated script to scan for misconfigured MongoDB databases, and followed it by wiping the stored data and leaving behind ransom notes asking for 0.015 bitcoin payment.

Alina, the Point-of-Sale (PoS)-targeting malware that was first detected in 2012, was seen leveraging DNS protocol for malicious communications with its C2 server.

In the latest incident, the Maze ransomware group has claimed to have infiltrated and stolen data from the printing solutions giant, Xerox Corporation.

The FakeSpy malware was using smishing (SMS phishing) messages to lure the victims to click on a malicious link to infiltrate target devices.

Posing as a currency converter app, the new variant of Cerberus trojan targets Spanish users and has been downloaded more than 10,000 times.

A new credit card skimming campaign is targeting websites running ASP.NET; these websites are hosted on Microsoft IIS servers.

Over the past few years, state and local governments have been facing a deluge of targeted ransomware attacks, resulting in disruption of public services and ransom payments in some cases.

The three-stage fraud compromised the personal information of 250,000 users by baiting them with fake celebrity endorsements around a crypto investment scheme.

The hacker group was recently found expanding its target set to countries like Vietnam, Cambodia, India, and Canada. Moreover, researchers also found four new trojanized setup files.