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Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting individuals who may seem ordinary, highlighting the importance of cybersecurity awareness in the digital age.

Cybercriminals are increasingly using calendar applications on computers and mobile phones to execute phishing attacks, warns security firm Malwarebytes.

The article warns about a campaign using fake porn sites to spread malware.

Google has reported on its efforts to secure the Android ecosystem by blocking millions of risky apps that could pose security threats to users.

A newly discovered malware, Keenadu, is alarming users as it secretly installs itself on thousands of devices, compromising their security.

A significant vulnerability in the Google Chrome browser, which could allow attackers to execute malicious code on user devices, has been reported by Latvia's IT security agency, Cert.lv.

A hacker attack has been identified on the IT infrastructure of the University of Warsaw, according to Poland's Deputy Prime Minister.

Foreign espionage in the United States has intensified today more than during the Cold War, with significant legal actions against foreign spies in the past year.

A newly discovered malicious browser extension called NexShield pretends to be a privacy-friendly ad blocker but deliberately crashes computers to trick users into executing harmful commands.

A cybersecurity company warns about the spreading of Zerodayrat spyware, designed to extract extensive data from both Android and iPhone users.

Cybersecurity researchers are warning that hackers are spreading dangerous Android malware disguised as a fake antivirus app through Hugging Face, a platform for sharing AI tools.

Traficom's cybersecurity center in Finland warns about the security risks posed by browser extensions, which can compromise user data and lead to malicious activities.

Apple has discovered vulnerabilities in its operating systems that could allow attackers to access locked devices, view sensitive user information, and install malware.

Google has reported that more than one billion Android devices are at risk due to a lack of critical security updates.

A new mobile spyware called ZeroDayRAT poses serious threats to both Android and iPhone users by allowing hackers to remotely control their devices.

Telecom company SIA 'Tele2' warns internet users to be cautious of fake video broadcasts during the Winter Olympic Games, which may hide cybercriminals aiming to steal personal data.

QR code scanning in restaurants and public places may expose users to significant security risks such as phishing scams and malware.

Ukrainian authorities warn that Russian hacker groups are exploiting a newly discovered vulnerability in Microsoft Office, leading to a significant security threat.

Korean IT companies have banned the use of the AI agent Open Clo due to security concerns.

Cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities through deceptive PDFs, allowing remote access to victims' computers.

Google has issued a significant warning indicating that nearly half of Android smartphone users worldwide are at risk of malware and spyware due to outdated Android operating system versions.

Cybersecurity experts warn that hackers are misleading users into downloading a package with Chat GPT that contains a hidden virus capable of crippling their computers.

Google has dismantled IPIDEA, a Chinese-operated network that was secretly utilizing over 9 million Android phones for cybercrime activities.

A Chinese-linked hacker group utilized Venezuela-themed phishing emails to launch a malware campaign against US government-related targets, as noted by the Swiss cybersecurity firm Acronis.

Apple is urging iPhone users who have not yet updated to iOS 26 or newer to do so immediately, as critical security patches have been added to protect against malware attacks.

Security researchers have identified new malicious Mac extensions that can steal cryptocurrency wallet data, passwords, and Keychain credentials, exploiting users' sense of security.

Security researchers warn that some Android TV boxes marketed as affordable media streamers may actually contain malware that links them to botnets.

On December 12, an Italian ferry named 'Fantastic' was embroiled in an international intrigue due to a French intelligence operation that delayed passenger boarding for over 10 hours while it traveled between France and North Africa.

A new cybercrime tool utilizing fake error popups is rapidly increasing malware distribution by misleading users into thinking their devices are compromised.

Researchers uncovered a massive malware operation named DarkSpectre that infected 8.8 million users through compromised browser extensions.

Researchers discovered that two Chrome extensions masquerading as proxy tools have been stealing sensitive user data for years.