Aarogya Setu app, Indian’s contact tracing app for Covid-19 has become the latest government-backed app to be threatened by cybercriminals who have developed clones to steal data from users. According to Sonic Wall Labs, a California based cybersecurity firm, there has seen several cloned malware apps masquerading as the legitimate Aarogya
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Cybercriminals Hijack Black Lives Matter to Spread Zombie Malware
Cybercriminals are spreading zombie malware in a campaign using “Black Lives Matter” to trick victims according to abuse.ch, a community-focused cybersecurity website. These threat actors are covertly spreading their attack precisely without affiliating politically and socially with any side while calling on potential victims into commenting anonymously on the trending issues
UK to launch Huawei cyber security review amid US trade tensions
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Zorab ransomware Impersonates STOP Djvu ransomware decryptor
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Beware of Fleeceware Apps masquerading as VPNs on Apple Store
Avast, one of the popular cybersecurity company discloses that Fleeceware apps as VPNs on Apple App Store are overcharging users without providing services advertised by them. The security firm says there are about three Fleeceware, namely Beetle VPN, Buckler VPN, and Hat VPN pro currently fleeting users on Apple app store
Apple Launches Open-source Password Manager for Developers
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