Researchers uncover a massive YouTube malware network using fake “free software” and game hack videos to steal user data.

Hackers have turned the RedTiger toolkit into a data-stealing weapon. This post breaks down the threat and the steps to keep your PC safe.

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Do you love cracked software or game hacks? You might have fallen for malicious videos in the YouTube Ghost Network scam.

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An EA Sports FC 26 player has shared a clever hack on how to make players run faster. The new game, the latest in the popular ...

ZDNET's key takeaways The YouTube Ghost Network promoted thousands of scam videos.Videos offer game hacks or pirated software ...

NEW YORK — There was no more October magic to be had for the Yankees on Wednesday evening in the Bronx. One night after the Yankees’ offense erupted for eight unanswered runs to extend the series, the ...

This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) is standing its ground after hackers tried to shake it down for ransom. The company confirmed it won't pay the cybercrime group ...