Hackers blackmail YouTubers to promote SilentCryptoMiner, a crypto-mining Trojan, exploiting their reputations for malware distribution.

Security firm Kaspersky has flagged that YouTubers are being blackmailed into promoting crypto mining malware.

Valid accounts are being leveraged as an initial attack vector in 2024, representing 31.4% of cases. This, according to an ...

YouTube creators are being coerced by hackers to insert crypto-mining malware into their videos through copyright strikes and ...

One report claims at least 25 million people were targeted by infostealer malware between the beginning of 2023 and the end of 2024, capturing bank card details and passwords.

Security researchers at Kaspersky have revealed how cybercriminals used geofencing, compromised busi­ness accounts and coordinated bot networks to distribute malware dis­guised as DeepSeek AI software ...

The company revealed that Thai enterprises were the most targeted in Southeast Asia, experiencing over 240,000 attempted ...

ESET, a Slovak cybersecurity company, has reported that a newly patched zero-day vulnerability in the Windows Win32 Kernel ...

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One of the most notorious providers of abuse-friendly “bulletproof” web hosting for cybercriminals has started routing its ...

As cybercriminals continue to evolve their tactics, users must remain vigilant against AI-themed scams and adopt proactive ...

Cybercriminals are targeting popular YouTube creators with fake copyright claims, forcing them to distribute cryptocurrency mining malware disguised as Internet restriction bypass tools to thousands ...