Hackers are creating web pages impersonating Reddit to trick users into downloading malware onto their devices. These fake pages imitate a real Reddit thread and trick users with a download link that leads to another imitation site, resembling file-sharing service WeTransfer. The link initiates the download of the Lumma Stealer malware, an info-stealing program. To stay safe, users should avoid clicking on suspicious links, install good antivirus software and enable their browser’s built-in protection against sites known for spreading malware.
Singapore: Health Sciences Authority launches public consultation on the Best Practices Guide for Medical Device Cybersecurity
The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) has revealed its Best Practices Guide for Medical Device Cybersecurity. The guide provides advice for pre-market and post-market stages of
