MassJacker malware targets those looking for pirated software
Cybersecurity researchers have recently uncovered MassJacker, a new malware variant aiming to steal cryptocurrency by ...
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MassJacker Malware Hijacks Cryptocurrency Transactions
A new and dangerous malware called MassJacker is putting cryptocurrency users at risk. According to security experts, this ...
Cybercriminals are cloning DeepSeek AI website to ship malware
DeepSeek AI clones, the new way for attackers to install malware on your PC. According to Kaspersky researchers, the ...
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New malware exploits fake updates to steal data
New malware "FrigidStealer" targets Mac computers. Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson offers four ways to stay safe from ...
Hackers are using reCAPTCHA to trick users into infecting their own PCs with malware — how to stay safe
A Completely Automated Public Turing Test to tell Computers and Humans Apart (or a CAPTCHA for short) is a security measure ...
That weird CAPTCHA could be a malware trap - here's how to protect yourself
To disable JavaScript in Google Chrome, go to Settings, select Privacy and security, and then click Site settings. Click the setting for JavaScript and change the option to "Disable JavaScript for all ...
New threat uses fake CAPTCHA to infect systems with malware
The attack typically begins when visitors to a website are prompted to verify they are not robots, a common practice that ...
Dangerous Chrome extensions mimic password managers
Kurt the CyberGuy explains how to protect yourself from malicious Chrome extensions that can steal sensitive information like password managers, crypto wallets and banking apps.
Infostealer malware stole 493 million accounts. Is yours one of them?
Recently, news surfaced about stolen data containing billions of records, with 284 million unique email addresses affected.
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ClickFix Widely Adopted by Cybercriminals, APT Groups
The ClickFix technique has been employed by cybercrime and APT groups for information stealer and other malware deployment.
YouTubers extorted via copyright strikes to spread malware
Cybercriminals are sending bogus copyright claims to YouTubers to coerce them into promoting malware and cryptocurrency ...