White House urges U.S. businesses to prepare for possible Russian cyberattacks.

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Malwarebytes Newsletter March | Issue 2
 
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White House urges US businesses: Protect against potential Russian cyberattacks
The US Administration has again called on business leaders to strengthen their defenses against a cyberattack from Russia.
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Aberebot, a known Android banking Trojan, has changed its name and returned loaded with new features. This time, it’s calling itself Escobar.
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