In 2024, the number of users affected by mobile banking malware skyrocketed to nearly 248,000, a staggering 3.6-fold increase from the previous year’s 69,000 affected users. This dramatic rise in malicious activity was particularly pronounced in the latter half of the year, indicating an evolving threat landscape in the mobile finance sector. Mamont Emerges as […]
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Actions from a real-life breach raises questions about poor password hygiene accountability and why users, policies, and security controls must work together.
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Security researcher Nick Cerne from Bishop Fox has published findings comparing malware development in Rust versus traditional C/C++ languages. The research demonstrates how Rust provides inherent anti-analysis features that make malware more difficult to reverse engineer. According to Cerne’s analysis, languages like Rust, Go, and Nim have become increasingly popular among malware authors for two […]
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