The Pay-Per-Install (PPI) ecosystem, originally intended for distributing advertisements, has evolved into a profitable platform for spreading spyware and malware, including threats like Glupteba.

The Pay-Per-Install (PPI) ecosystem, originally intended for distributing advertisements, has evolved into a profitable platform for spreading spyware and malware, including threats like Glupteba.

The Pay-Per-Install (PPI) ecosystem, originally intended for distributing advertisements, has evolved into a profitable platform for spreading spyware and malware, including threats like Glupteba.

The Pay-Per-Install (PPI) ecosystem, originally intended for distributing advertisements, has evolved into a profitable platform for spreading spyware and malware, including threats like Glupteba.

The Pay-Per-Install (PPI) ecosystem, originally intended for distributing advertisements, has evolved into a profitable platform for spreading spyware and malware, including threats like Glupteba.

The Glupteba botnet has been found to incorporate a previously undocumented Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) bootkit feature, adding another layer of sophistication and stealth to the malware. "This bootkit can intervene and control the [operating system]...

The threat actors behind the PikaBot malware have made significant changes to the malware in what has been described as a case of "devolution." "Although it appears to be in a new development cycle and testing phase, the developers have reduced the complexity of the...

The Midnight Blizzard and Cloudflare-Atlassian cybersecurity incidents raised alarms about the vulnerabilities inherent in major SaaS platforms. These incidents illustrate the stakes involved in SaaS breaches — safeguarding the integrity of SaaS apps and their...

The Black Basta ransomware group claims to have stolen 910 GB of sensitive company data from Willis Lease Finance Corporation, including passport scans and personal information of staff and customers.

The Black Basta ransomware group claims to have stolen 910 GB of sensitive company data from Willis Lease Finance Corporation, including passport scans and personal information of staff and customers.