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Trojan bancario brasiliano in espansione in Portogallo
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Brazilian banking trojan expanding into Portugal

A banking trojan born in Brazil is actively spreading in Portugal, taking advantage of the fact that criminals share the same language as their targets and can therefore build more credible campaigns. Linguistic proximity lowers the barrier for emails, fake websites, and social engineering, making malware distribution easier. The case shows how cybercrime adapts to cultural and linguistic factors as…

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Ransomware on Japan’s cold chain

A ransomware attack hit a Japanese food logistics company, causing delays and disruptions in the distribution chain for frozen products to thousands of customers. Among those affected are said to be major restaurant chains,…

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