Security News > 2016 > April > Exploit kits: The rise in user-friendly malware (Help Net Security)
2016-04-21 14:00
In past years, we’re seen a massive increase in the use of exploit kits. No website is too great to withstand the many powerful kits, with the Mail Online famously falling victim to a malvertising campaign that left millions of readers exposed to Cryptowall ransomware. But perhaps the most concerning aspect of exploit kits is their ease of use. The main purpose of these ‘toolkits for hire’ is to lower the technical bar for delivering … More →
News URL
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/HelpNetSecurity/~3/bJj6LPw92ww/
Related news
- GoFetch security exploit can't be disabled on M1 and M2 Apple chips (source)
- Vultur banking malware for Android poses as McAfee Security app (source)
- Winnti's new UNAPIMON tool hides malware from security software (source)
- OpenAI's GPT-4 can exploit real vulnerabilities by reading security advisories (source)
- SoumniBot malware exploits Android bugs to evade detection (source)
- CoralRaider Malware Campaign Exploits CDN Cache to Spread Info-Stealers (source)
- Prompt Hacking, Private GPTs, Zero-Day Exploits and Deepfakes: Report Reveals the Impact of AI on Cyber Security Landscape (source)
- North Korean Hackers Exploit Facebook Messenger in Targeted Malware Campaign (source)