Cybercriminals are abusing Microsoft's Trusted Signing platform to code-sign malware executables with short-lived three-day certificates. Threat actors have long sought after code-signing ...

it’s now possible to upload an image and just ask Copilot to implement the changes as indicated in the file. It’s worth noting that this has been available as an extension in VS Code since ...

Malware that includes code for reading the contents of screenshots ... with Google's ML Kit library to recognize text found inside images on an ‌iPhone‌. When a relevant image of a crypto ...

Threat actors have been using links to fake AI image and video generators ... used in further attacks. The PC malware used in this campaign leverages a stolen code signing certificate from the ...

Using high-level representations of malware, such as disassembled codes ... new CNN-based malware classification model using non-disassembled malware files (i.e., binary files). Our model associates ...

However, cybercriminals use technologies such as code reuse ... between malware binary images. However, the malware images generated by such schemes have the problem of image size imbalance, which ...

architecture to a malware classification method known as ‘grayscale image visualization’. This technique consists of transforming the raw bytes of malware into grayscale images and extract the malware ...

There are plenty of dangers to watch out for when it comes to keeping your devices and your data safe, including viruses, phishing attempts, compromised wifi networks, and rogue USB sticks.