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Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Campaign injecting spyware and unwanted apps into WordPress sites
The Swiss security firm Silent Circle today released the new edition of its smartphone that aims to help people control what info they share about themselves online.
Two new pieces of point-of-sale malware are affecting small and medium-sized businesses predominately in the U.S.
Researchers at Malwarebytes detected another malvertising campaign targeting popular adult sites over the weekend, this time against PornHub and YouPorn.
Source: Campaign injecting spyware and unwanted apps into WordPress sites
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