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Making better cybersecurity training: Q&A with Malwarebytes expert Kelsey Prichard
If you hadn’t noticed by now, we are in the first week of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which, according to the…
The 6 best Chrome extensions for privacy and security
While searching for security- and privacy-improving extensions, users may end up installing an extension that is counterproductive to their goals. To…
TinyCheck: Stalkerware detection that doesn’t leave a trace
In 2019, when Malwarebytes helped found the Coalition Against Stalkerware, which brings together cybersecurity vendors and nonprofits to detect and raise…
Likely lead generation scam targets potential Malwarebytes MSP partners
Recently, Malwarebytes discovered a potential lead generation scam targeting companies that are interested in our Malwarebtyes Managed Service Provider (MSP) Program….
The cybersecurity skills gap is misunderstood
Nearly every year, a trade association, a university, an independent researcher, or a large corporation—and sometimes all of them and many…
Coronavirus campaigns lead to surge in malware threats, Labs report finds
In the first three months of 2020, as the world clamped down to limit coronavirus, cyber threats ramped up. Our latest,…
Coalition Against Stalkerware bulks up global membership
Today, the Coalition Against Stalkerware brought aboard 11 new organizations to address the potentially dangerous capabilities of stalkerware, an invasive, digital…
Copycat criminals abuse Malwarebytes brand in malvertising campaign
While exploit kit activity has been fairly quiet for some time now, we recently discovered a threat actor creating a copycat—fake—Malwarebytes…
Windows 7 is EOL: What next?
End-of-life (EOL) is an expression commonly used by software vendors to indicate that a product or version of a product has…