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Phishing message claims to provide links to leaked iPhone 6 information and pictures.

Along with the incessant rumors about the impending release of the iPhone 6, if that is indeed what Apple is calling it, come the scams that inevitably ensue with a new product launch.

Banks worldwide have seen about 400 cases of a new malware that silently lurks on browsers until it sees that users are visiting banking websites, and then kicks into high gear to steal information, according to a Tokyo-based antivirus company.

Google's removal of search results in Europe is drawing accusations of press censorship, as stories from some of the continent's most prominent news outlets vanishes.

How pathetic is the security in many enterprises? Almost six years since the patch to stop it was issued, Conficker is still one of the most common threats.

IT vendors across the spectrum are adjusting their channel programs to be able to better manage solution provider programs on a truly global scale. Case in point is Trend Micro, which late last month announced a new global channel program. - See more at: http://www.channelinsider.com/blogs/security/trend-micros-takes-its-chan...

Trend Micro chief cybersecurity officer Tom Kellermann breaks down how to offset potential cyber threats.

Just weeks after it came across banking malware that abuses a Windows security feature, Trend Micro has spotted yet another banking malware dubbed EMOTET, which “sniffs” network activity to steal information. It looks at data sent over secured connections through its capability to hook to a range of network APIs to monitor network traffic.

Everything is moving to the cloud — even the exploits of cyber criminals.

There is yet another reason to be wary of spam email about bank transfers or invoices—it could be carrying a new, cleverly designed malware program that steals financial information.