Bad actors and hackers have identified a loophole that allows them use fake CAPTCHA pages to trick Windows users into launching “Stealthy StealC Information Stealer” malware. According to security sleuths at LevelBlue, “StealC exfiltrates browser credentials, cryptocurrency wallets, Steam accounts, Outlook credentials, system information, and screenshots to a command-and-control (C2) server usingContinue Reading

Be on the lookout for Phemedrone Stealer hitting Windows devices Windows PCs are being targeted with a new threat that is capable of working around its Defender antivirus solution, experts have warned. Named Phemedrone Stealer, the malware steals sensitive data from the compromised device, such as passwords and authentication cookies, and leaksContinue Reading

A number of Chinese-built smartphones are displaying a strange warning claiming that the Google Android app is malicious and should be immediately deleted. Reports have claimed some Huawei, Honor, and Vivo smartphones and tablets are all displaying a “Security threat” alert, detecting the Google app as “TrojanSMS-PA”. The details for the warningContinue Reading

For the longest time, cybercriminals have been exploiting the macro feature in Office applications like Word and Excel to infect unsuspecting users’ PCs with malware. They typically do this by injecting malicious macro code into a legitimate Word or Excel document, then convincing users to enable macros to allegedly displayContinue Reading