Computer Security

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JS.Crypto (Ransom32) is First JavaScript-Based Ransomware with Ability to Infect Multiple Operating Systems
Justice Department Report Reveals Identity Theft is Not a Priority
Justice Served: Police Make Arrests Over Zeus Banking Malware
Kaspersky Lab Antivirus Software Banned from U.S. Government Computers
Kids Being Tracked by Thousands of Android Apps without Permission
Kim Kardashian, Rihanna and Many More Celebrities Nude Photos Emerge in Latest Hacking-Related Leak
Kmart Stores Hit by a Second Credit Card Breach in Three Years
Known Cybergang Exploits Old WinRAR Flaw to Attack Windows Enterprise Customers
Koler Android Ransomware Self-Replicates via SMS Disguised as a PhotoViewer App
Koobface Eyes Google Reader as a Prime Target
Koobface Hijacks and Redirects Google Search Results to Third-Party Sites
Koobface Worm Attacks Facebook and MySpace Users
Koobface Worm Returns to Twitter, Facebook, and Myspace
Kryogeniks Hacker Who Took Comcast Offline Pleads Guilty to Crime
LabHost Phishing Platform Shut Down by Law Enforcement
Latest Ryuk Ransomware Version Spares Linux Folders
Law Firm Working with Huge Brand Clients Reports Ransomware Attack
LeakerLocker Promises to Expose Your Personal Information If You Don't Pay Ransom
Lenovo Smartphones and Mobile Devices Vulnerable to Root Hacking
Leslie Jones' Official Site Hacked, Exposing Private Docs and Nude Photos
Linksys and D-Link Routers Targeted by Oski Malware
Little Rock, Tampa, and St. Louis Top the List for Most Malware Threats in 2015
Lizard Squad Hacker Group Suspected to Have Hijacked Lenovo.com Domain
LOBSHOT Malware Discovered via Malvertising Investigation
LockBit Operators Borrows Extortion Tactic from REvil and Maze Malware Threats