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Evil hackers can now use a ChatGPT-like artificial intelligence program that can be prompted to create sophisticated malware.

Evil Bot

Watch out!

Hackers Create ChatGPT Rival With No Ethical Limits

An Android app that was supposed to be used to do screen recordings has been caught secretly recording audio and sending it somewhere shady.

Ratted Out

This kind of malware has a sordid history. 

Android App Busted Secretly Recording Users’ Lives

Security firm Dr. Web said 28 malware apps were downloaded from the Google Play Store almost 10 million times. Apple accused Android of big malware issues.

Google Played

The apps literally disguised themselves.

Android Malware May Have Charged Millions of Customers Without Permission

A report from cybersecurity firm Malwarebytes found that there's been a marked increase in malware campaigns geared towards the NFT community.

Scam Artists 

You get a virus! And you get a virus!

Crypto Fans Are So Dumb They're Clicking .EXE Files Disguised as NFTs

Hackers are creating their own coronavirus maps to infect users with malware, stealing sensitive data including credit card numbers in the process.

So Meta

Careful — you could catch a different type of virus.

Hackers Are Using Coronavirus Maps to Spread Malware

After denying reports of a system malware infection Tuesday, the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) admitted that its plants had been hacked.

Hacking Nuclear

One analyst called it an act of war.

Someone Hacked India's Nuclear Power Plants

The freelance job board Fiverr housed a number of people offering illegal or otherwise unsettling surveillance and spy services.

Contract Stalkers

The freelancer job board was also home to unlicensed private eyes.

People Used Fiverr to Spy on Their Spouses

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With Malwarebytes, you can rest assured that your computer is fully protected from any and all cyber security threats.

Protect Yourself With Malwarebytes, The Most Advanced Anti-Malware Software

Chinese artist Guo O Dong is selling a laptop infected with the six most dangeous viruses in history for $1.2 million dollars.

Dangerous Drive

He say it's a "kind of bestiary, a catalogue of historical threats."

This Dude Is Selling a Virus-Infested Laptop For $1.2 Million

New malware is targeting safety systems at industrial plants around the world — the same systems, ominously, that protect nuclear power stations.

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