Security

Ransomware takes the top position in the most prevalent malware list 2017 is certainly a successful year for cyber criminals.More

Cerber ransomware is at full strength - steals passwords and Bitcoins. More

Three new CryptoMix ransomware variants released. CryptoMix is a ransomware that was first spotted in spring 2016.More

Installation of Stack Player might be the reason of increased amount of aggressive online ads. More

Petya ransomware developers have once again caught the cyber community by surprise after a new and improved version of the virus started spreading havoc across the computers. More

Fake and real Chromium browser: the difference between them. More

Almost 4 million cyber attacks were detected during the first quarter of 2017.More

Cyber security experts advise users to arm their computers with powerful anti-malware programs and start creating data backups in case they haven’t done it yet.More

The past couple of days were eventful and terrifying in the online community.More

Launchpage.org redirect virus definitely makes it to the top 5 most aggressive browser hijackers list.More

Warning! You have a ZEUS virus! is just a fake notification trying to mislead you into thinking that there is a dangerous malware hiding in your PC system.More

Researchers have just spotted a malicious Word document that spreads a new cross-platform malware.More

Cerber ransomware emerged with a new feature again – in March of 2017, malware analysts spotted a brand new Cerber variant that doesn’t change the original filename of encrypted file.More

Spora virus is a new crypto-ransomware which tries to prove that there is never too many layers of encryption when it comes to locking users’ personal data.More

Technical support scams are the new face of organized cybercrime in 2016.More