LevelBlue Releases Inaugural Threat Trends Report, Highlighting Surge in Phishing-as-a-Service Kits
LevelBlue, a leading provider of managed network security services, managed detection and response, strategic consulting, and threat intelligence, today released its inaugural 2025 LevelBlue Threat ...
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Crazy Evil Gang Targets Crypto with StealC, AMOS, and Angel Drainer Malware
Crazy Evil, active since 2021, has stolen over $5M via crypto scams, malware like AMOS, and phishing, targeting both Windows ...
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This Is How Black Hat Hackers Hide Malicious Code in Images
Black Hats hide malicious code in images to evade detection, spread malware, and launch attacks. Learn how they do it.
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Entrepreneurs Lose 3 Weeks Every Year, according to a Survey—Here’s How to Reclaim That Time
Fraudulent emails, texts, and chats waste precious time. The Scam Copilot scans communications for scams and provides instant guidance, preventing your team from spending hours verifying or recovering ...
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Content Creators: Here's How to Prevent Hacks and What to Do If You're Compromised
Whether you’re a seasoned content creator with millions of followers or just starting out, securing your accounts should be a top priority this year! Why? Hackers see dollar signs in every content ...
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Fake Reddit sites found pushing Lumma Stealer malware
Security researchers discover hundreds of fake Reddit and WeTransfer pages These are used in an elaborate scheme to deploy the Lumma Stealer The pages are well-built and probably distributed via ...
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Heads up — fake Reddit sites are delivering dangerous malware
Hackers are spreading a dangerous malware called Lumma Stealer by tricking you into clicking on a link in a fake Reddit thread that supposedly solves a problem, as Bleeping Computer reports.