Yes, your device can be hit with a cryptominer
There might be real reasons for complaining why your computer is not working correctly...
As a PR Consultant and journalist, Frink has covered IT security issues for a number of security software firms, as well as provided reviews and insight on the beer and automotive industries (but usually not at the same time). Otherwise, he's known for making a great bowl of popcorn and extraordinary messes in a kitchen.
Nymaim obfuscation and cyber variant of “knock, knock, who’s there?”
Nymaim obfuscation is playing a cyber variant of the classic "knock, knock, who's there?"...
Firefox throws the book at malware (too hard)
Mozilla’s Firefox browser fails to give the user one very important option when it...
Your VPN needs a seal of approval
The history of VPNs goes back to the 1960s, when it was considered a...
Are you being pursued by a stingray?
This time, you might be safe only while swimming in deep waters Stingrays are...
Smart watch or illegal surveillance device?
German regulator rules against smart watches for children - and parents should have evidence...
Cleaning up the PUA
Sometimes in life, we are handed other people’s PUA and we get to clean...
OneLogin hack: Is it safe to use the Avira Password Manager?
Your password can't be hacked from Avira -- because we just don't keep that...
Locky ransomware goes on Autopilot
Locky ransomware goes on Stealth Autopilot – latest ransomware configuration encrypts files without communication...