Gizmodo

How Malware Hides in Images and What You Can Do About It

There are plenty of dangers to watch out for when it comes to keeping your devices and your data safe, including viruses, phishing attempts, compromised wifi networks, and rogue USB sticks. Here, ...
Engadget

Microsoft and Intel turn malware into images to help spot more threats

Microsoft and Intel have a novel approach to classifying malware: visualizing it. They’re collaborating on STAMINA (Static Malware-as-Image Network Analysis), a project that turns rogue code into ...
ZDNet

Microsoft and Intel project converts malware into images before analyzing it

Microsoft and Intel have recently collaborated on a new research project that explored a new approach to detecting and classifying malware. The Intel-Microsoft research team said the entire process ...
WeLiveSecurity

Malware hiding in pictures? More likely than you think

Cybersecurity software has grown quite capable of detecting suspicious files, and with businesses becoming increasingly aware of the need to up their security posture with additional layers of ...
TechSpot

Microsoft and Intel are working on a project that converts malware into images for easier identification

The big picture: Researchers from Microsoft's Threat Protection Intelligence Team are working with Intel Labs to further explore the use of deep learning to help fight malware. Through static analysis ...
TechSpot

New Android malware uses OCR to steal crypto wallet keys from images

In brief: Security researchers discovered a particularly alarming form of malware that tricks users into downloading an infected app to propagate. While the attack vector is common, the insidious ...
HotHardware

Hackers Are Using NASA's James Webb Telescope Images To Disguise Malware Payloads

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) came online this year after more than 20 years of design and development. It's a real watershed moment for astronomy, and unfortunately, yet another way for ...