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Trojans

Polymorphic Refers to a Malware’s Ability to Change

When it comes to malicious programs, polymorphic refers to a malware’s ability to change itself and its identifiable features in order to avoid detection. Many types of malware can take a polymorphic form, including viruses, trojans, keyloggers, bots, and many more. This technique involves continuously changing characteristics such as file name or encryption keys, so […]

Tax Filing Deadlines And Issue Of Increased Phishing Attempts

As the tax filing deadline is almost upon many taxpayers, the cybercriminal groups have launched their aggressive campaign to capture this potential income stream. Banking trojans that were installed in some computers, most of which remained idle for months are now springing back into the action of monitoring the computers that infected waiting for bank […]

Affordable Android Phones Coming with Malware Injected in Stock Firmware

Security firm warns of Trojans shipping with stock firmware. Russian security company Dr. Web, who also makes a PC antivirus solution bearing the same name, warns that it discovered a total of 26 smartphone models running Android and infected with malware that’s injected in the stock firmware they are shipped with. Most of the models on […]