Recent analysis has revealed a concerning trend in mobile app security: Many popular apps store hardcoded and unencrypted cloud service credentials directly within their codebases. It poses a significant security risk as anyone accessing the app’s binary or source code could extract and misuse these credentials to manipulate or exfiltrate data. Examples include Pic Stitch, […]
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PIXM Security launched its new Managed Service Provider (MSP) program for zero-day phishing protection. With over 500,000 end users already protected, PIXM shields MSPs and their customers from credential theft and zero-day phishing attacks that can lead to malware and other exploits on their laptops, desktops and mobile platforms. Over 50 percent of phishing links are clicked outside corporate email. While phishing security is often associated solely with email protection, cybercriminals are adapting and increasingly … More →
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Researchers have identified a new variant of the ClickFix fake browser update malware distributed through malicious WordPress plugins. These plugins, disguised as legitimate tools, inject malicious JavaScript code into compromised websites, tricking users into installing malware. The malware uses blockchain technology to obtain malicious payloads, exploiting social engineering tactics to deceive victims. Over 6,000 websites […]
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