Can iPads Get Malware?
Is your iPad acting strangely? It could have malware! Watch this short video to learn the warning signs, how malware can get on your iPad and the best ways to remove it.
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XWorm's Shape-Shifting Arsenal: Loader and Stager Variants in the Wild
XWorm, a popular and actively distributed remote access trojan (RAT), has steadily evolved into a versatile tool in the cybercriminal toolkit. Known for its robust feature set, ranging from keylogging and remote desktop access to data exfiltration and command execution, XWorm continues to attract threat actors due to its ease of use, modularity, and frequent updates by its developers.
To Report or Not to Report Ransom Payments - Possibly Not Worth the Effort
Just a recap - Trustwave in no way endorses ransom payments. We believe the best way to deal with a ransomware situation is to: A: Create a strong defensive posture that will deter, if not stop, an attack. B: Have in place a solid and well-practiced incident response plan that includes backups so an organization can quickly recover from any attack.
Ransomware Strikes! What to Do in the First 60 Minutes: Understanding the Threat (Part 2)
Are you prepared for a ransomware attack? In this 2nd part of our "Ransomware Strikes! What to Do in the First 60 Minutes" series, we move forward on one of the most terrifying cyber threats facing businesses today. Join VISTA InfoSec, an officially empaneled organization with CREST, PCI Council, CSRO SG, SWIFT, and CERT-IN, as we dive deep into the reality of ransomware in 2024. We'll reveal staggering statistics and solutions that you ought to execute to escape the mess.
Malvertising Campaign Delivers Oyster/Broomstick Backdoor via SEO Poisoning and Trojanized Tools
Since early June 2025, Arctic Wolf has observed a search engine optimization (SEO) poisoning and malvertising campaign promoting malicious websites hosting trojanized versions of legitimate IT tools such as PuTTY and WinSCP.
How Arctic Wolf Protects Against Fileless Malware Attacks
See an example of how Arctic Wolf's Managed Detection and Response can protect against fileless malware attacks and how the supporting details are made available through the unified portal.
CrowdStrike Services Observes SCATTERED SPIDER Escalate Attacks Across Industries
SCATTERED SPIDER, an eCrime adversary, has recently broadened its target scope to include the aviation sector, in addition to its established focus on the insurance and retail industries, as observed by CrowdStrike Services. Throughout Q2 2025, SCATTERED SPIDER's activities have primarily centered on U.S.-based insurance and retail entities, along with U.K.-based retail entities.
Ransomware Threat Still Rising: Key Trends in the Technology Sector in 2025
The 2025 Trustwave Technology Risk Radar Report highlights ransomware as a major and persistent threat within the technology sector that shows no signs of abating as new ransomware-focused threat groups are constantly appearing.
What Ransomware Teaches Us About Weak Links in the Development Pipeline
Ransomware attacks aren't just hitting banks and government agencies anymore-they're going straight for the jugular of how modern software is made. That's right: the development pipeline has become prime hunting ground. And while companies scramble to patch after the damage is done, the smarter ones are shifting focus to where it all begins-the code, the pipeline, and the people pushing it live.
Inside Qilin's New Legal Pressure Tactic: How 'Call a Lawyer' Increases Ransomware Success
In the cybercrime ecosystem, innovation often comes in disturbing forms. The ransomware group Qilin—already notorious for offering a full suite of extortion tools to affiliates—has introduced a new feature that elevates psychological warfare to a new level: a “Call a Lawyer” button. This isn’t satire. This is real social engineering, now backed with actual legal threats.