Do you have one of these 17 browser extensions? They could be tracking your browsing history.

Cybersecurity researchers identified malware-infected browser extensions on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browsers.

Your phone might be clicking on ads because of these malware-infected apps

The malware has also, unsurprisingly, heavily infected third-party AP sites like Apkmody and Moddroid. Researchers claim the ...
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Fast and Sturdy: Raspberry Pi Expands Into USB Flash Drives

Simply called the Raspberry Pi Flash Drive, the product is available for $30 for the 128GB version and $55 for the 256GB ...

Android Click-Fraud Trojan Hides In Games And Uses AI To Mimic Real User Behavior

New Android malware is performing AI-enhanced click fraud while hidden in the background of some shady games and apps.
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New Android malware uses AI to click on hidden browser ads

A new family of Android click-fraud trojans leverages TensorFlow machine learning models to automatically detect and interact ...

ANY.RUN and Tines Announce Integration to Accelerate SOC Automation and Increase Business Security

DUBAI, DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, January 15, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — ANY.RUN has launched a new integration with Tines that helps SOC teams validate threats faster and automate enrichment with ...
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Beware! Malicious Chrome Extensions Are Now Targeting HR Platform Users

Cybersecurity firm Socket recently uncovered multiple malicious Chrome extensions targeted at enterprise HR and ERP platform users.