Latrodectus malware evades detection with ClickFix technique; TikTok and fake Ledger apps expand threat reach.

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Malware campaign exploiting TikTok’s popularity has been observed using social engineering to spread Vidar and StealC ...

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TikTok is developing photo messaging despite internal warnings about potential sextortion risks, according to leaked documents. ByteDance’s planned IPO faces new hurdles as U.S. lawmakers ...

A new US indictment against a group of Russian nationals offers a clear example of how, authorities say, a single malware ...

According to The Information, some TikTok employees have raised concerns that introducing disappearing photos in direct messages could increase the risk of sextortion and other forms of abuse.

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The European Commission is intensifying its scrutiny of TikTok amid growing concern over “SkinnyTok” — an algorithm-driven content stream that promotes extreme thinness and potentially harmful eating ...