Tucked inside Windows is a handy malware-removal tool that keeps working in the background and proves surprisingly useful ...

Overview: Malware sandboxes use AI and cloud tech to detect hidden threats efficiently.Tools like ANY.RUN and VMRay help ...

Malware attacks can hamper several Windows processes once they’ve infected your PC. They’re designed to become undetectable and further infest your computer with malicious functions that may have ...

Ever since the early days of computers, cybercriminals have been creating malware to compromise the internal systems and files of electronic devices. This insidious threat often goes unnoticed unless ...

Last week on “Patch Tuesday” Microsoft also released a malware removal tool based on products it acquired in the purchase of Romanian anti-virus company GeCAD. It’s built on three separate tools that ...

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Malwarebytes announced the acquisition of Junkware Removal Tool, a security program that searches for and removes potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) such as adware, spyware, and toolbars. The ...

A new malicious tool has been discovered that installs malware through exploits. This tool is called Icepack and is sold on the Internet for US$400. This tool joins others recently detected, such as ...

The Malware Configuration Parser (MWCP) tool, developed by DC3’s Technical Solutions Development (TSD) group, can now can produce a STIX 2.1 output for easier integration between malware processing ...

The FBI warns about cybercriminals using free file conversion tools to install malware, putting users at risk of data theft and ransomware attacks. Former CIA coder Joshua Schulte was found guilty of ...

Of course, alternative platforms like Linux and ChromeOS are seemingly gaining popularity among users who refuse to upgrade to Windows 11, citing Microsoft's stringent hardware requirements and flawed ...

One of your Mac's built-in malware detection tools may not be working quite as well as you think. At the Defcon hacker conference in Las Vegas, longtime Mac security researcher Patrick Wardle ...