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McAfee Labs Threats Report: April 2021

In this edition, we present new findings in our traditional threat statistical categories – as well as our usual malware, sectors, and vectors – imparted in a new, enhanced digital presentation that’s more easily consumed and interpreted.

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McAfee Labs

Overcoming Targeted Attacks: a New Approach

Successful targeted attacks bypass security controls and typically cause significant damage to an enterprise. Damages may include reputation, monetary, and...

Internet Security

Over 10 Million Facebook Users Hacked in Ongoing Phishing Scam

In this digital age, communicating online and through our devices has become the norm. From sharing highlights of last night’s...

Internet Security

OurMine Takes to Twitter, Hacking Netflix and Marvel Accounts

Another day, another OurMine hack. At least that’s been the notion of the past year, many of us in the...

Internet Security

OurMine is at it Again! How They Broke in to MineCraft Accounts

  Gamers are one of the largest communities on the internet. YouTube’s most subscribed channel caters to players, 100 million...

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OurMine Claims to Have Breached Sony’s PlayStation Network and Stolen Information

Most security companies advertise their services online, hoping to attract customers with an honest promise of their abilities. OurMine, on...

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Our Findings on the Role of Security in the World of Gaming

Playing video games has become a popular pastime for children of all ages (even for some adults too), as the...

McAfee Labs

Our Experiences Participating in Microsoft’s Azure Sphere Bounty Program

From June to August, part of the McAfee Advanced Threat Research (ATR) team participated in Microsoft’s Azure Sphere Research Challenge.  Our research resulted...

Internet Security

Organized Cybercrime: The Big Business Behind Hacks and Attacks

There’s a person behind every cybercrime. That’s easy to lose sight of. After all, cybercrime can feel a little anonymous,...

McAfee Labs

Organizations Leave Backdoors Open to Cheap Remote Desktop Protocol Attacks

While researching underground hacker marketplaces, the McAfee Advanced Threat Research team has discovered that access linked to security and building automation systems of a major international airport could be bought for only US$10.

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