### Last week on Malwarebytes Labs: * [RDP brute force attacks explained]() * The [3 biggest threats]() reaching for your antivirus software’s off switch * Zoom and gloom? Video comms org [agrees to settle for $85m]() * COVID-19 vaccine appointment system [attacked in Italy]() * Chrome casts away the padlock - is it [good riddance or farewell]()? * NSA [issues advice]() for securing wireless devices * [What is Tor]()? * Amazon will pay you [$10 for your palm prints](). Should you be worried? * Edge’s [Super Duper Secure Mode benchmarked](): How much speed would you trade for security? * Apple’s [search for child abuse imagery]() raises serious privacy questions ### Other cybersecurity news: * New phishing attack "[sneakier than usual]()" (Source: ZDNet) * Can the public cloud [become confidential]()? (Source: Help Net Security) * UK’s Ministry of Defence coughs up bug bounties for [crowdsourced pentesting]() (Source: The Register) * FTC warns of [phishing text scam]() (Source: Infosecurity Magazine) * Chipotle marketing emails [hijacked to spread malware]() (Source: Security Boulevard) * Prometheus TDS: The $250 service behind [recent malware attacks]() (Source: Bleeping Computer) * Raccoon stealer bundles malware, [propagates via Google SEO]() (Source: ThreatPost) * Microsoft says LemonDuck malware [could be tricky to shift]() (Source: TechRadar) * Warning over [Facebook scam in Redcar]() (Source: The Northern Echo) * U.S. Attorney: Providence man turned to [social media to help in fraud scheme]() (Source: The Providence Journal) Stay safe! The post [A week in security (August 2 – August 8)]() appeared first on [Malwarebytes Labs]().

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