Most malware requires some form of active user interaction in order to infect a device — a click on a link in a phishing email, or the installation of software from an unverified source.
But a new type of attack, dubbed Cloak and...
Most malware requires some form of active user interaction in order to infect a device — a click on a link in a phishing email, or the installation of software from an unverified source.
But a new type of attack, dubbed Cloak and...