BrowserVenom is a malicious implant that reroutes and manipulates web traffic to collect sensitive browsing data.

Cybercriminals are using fake DeepSeek-R1 ads to spread BrowserVenom malware through a proxy backdoor. Do steps to protect ...

When it comes to DeepSeek, Samm Sacks, a research scholar who studies Chinese cybersecurity at Yale, said the chatbot could indeed present a national security risk for the U.S. "That data ...

Clicking the button takes the user to a CAPTCHA screen, which gives the site a veneer of legitimacy. The page also contains hidden JavaScript, which checks to make sure the user is not a bot so crooks ...

Kaspersky finds fake DeepSeek app being promoted through Google AdsThe app bundles legitimate software with malwareThe ...

Another risk has to do with bogus DeepSeek crypto tokens that have surged ... Indeed, as AI tools can be harnessed to create highly convincing phishing campaigns and other social engineering ...

At the same time, DeepSeek raised alarms around the world about its security risks. Thus far, Italy ... such as crafting more convincing phishing emails or refining existing malicious code, but these ...

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Researchers were able to prompt DeepSeek for guidance on how to steal and transfer sensitive data, bypass security, write "highly convincing" spear-phishing emails, conduct "sophisticated" social ...

As I write this, the world is learning about DeepSeek ... a massive risk for modern businesses, primarily via their call centers. According to a recent CIO article, deepfake phishing attempts ...

Ivey specifically states that Manus and DeepSeek’s “affiliation with the Chinese government and their vast data-collection capabilities pose unacceptable risks to the state of Alabama and its ...