Back in March, popular NFT battler Axie Infinity lay at the heart of a huge cryptocurrency theft inflicted on the Ronin…
Tag: cybercrime
Murder-for-hire, money laundering, and more: How organised criminals work online
Europol has released an extensive report into serious and organized crime, including how these groups use the internet to aid in…
Malwarebytes research shows an unequal, unsafe Internet
If the Internet was as safe and as private as it is essential for everyday life—increasingly required for job applications, bank…
Freedom Hosting operator gets 27 years for hosting Dark Web child abuse sites
The wheels of justice have turned, if perhaps a bit slower than you may have expected. A Dublin resident, Eric Eoin…
A week in security (June 7 – June 13)
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How exposed are you to cybercrime?
No country, business, or person is immune to cybercrime, and as the Internet’s influence on our daily lives grows exponentially, so…
Cybersecurity and the economy: when recession strikes
Cybercrime and the economy have always been intertwined, but with COVID-19 on the road to causing a seemingly inevitable global recession,…
New AgentTesla variant steals WiFi credentials
AgentTesla is a .Net-based infostealer that has the capability to steal data from different applications on victim machines, such as browsers,…
Are our police forces equipped to deal with modern cybercrimes?
“You should have asked for the presence of a digital detective,” Karen said when I told her what happened at the…
Introducing Lock and Code: a Malwarebytes Labs podcast
Intrepid Labs readers might be happy to know that we’re stepping into territory long-requested and desired: we’re launching a podcast. Malwarebytes…