Another week, another government data dump. This time, it's Uruguay, with millions of citizen records up for grabs. The cybercriminals aren't just stealing data; they're cashing in.
They tried to hide behind blockchains and peer-to-peer networks, but the Glassworm botnet's sophisticated command-and-control infrastructure wasn't as invincible as its operators thought. A major disruption just landed.
A 35-year-old man is in custody, suspected of repeatedly hacking AFC Ajax. This incident underscores the growing cybersecurity risks facing major sports organizations and the sensitive data they hold.
Forget dodgy search results. The new frontier for malware delivery is the friendly AI chatbot, a disturbing evolution that Microsoft is now flagging. Get ready for AI to become your next point of infection.
The war for our digital infrastructure has a new battlefield: the developer's workstation. CrowdStrike's takedown of the Glassworm botnet reveals a chilling new tactic targeting the architects of our software.
Forget the dusty old phishing pages. Chinese threat actors are now pulling off real-time credential heists, bypassing MFA and emptying digital wallets with frightening speed.
The promise of faster, more efficient network incident response is hitting a wall: too many tools. A forthcoming webinar aims to dissect this operational bottleneck.
Phishing attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated, even targeting encrypted messaging apps. Signal's latest update aims to put up guardrails, but how effective will they be?
Iranian hackers are sniffing around your local gas station's fuel tanks, and a CISA contractor apparently forgot to lock their digital door. It's another week where critical infrastructure and government secrets flirted with disaster.
The digital world just took a breath of fresh air. A suspected architect of the massive Kimwolf botnet, Jacob 'Dort' Butler, has been apprehended, signaling a powerful blow against the cybercriminals who weaponize our connected devices.
Authorities have snagged a key player behind the KimWolf botnet, a massive operation that compromised almost 2 million devices worldwide. The arrest highlights the growing international crackdown on cybercrime-as-a-service.
Forget nation-state spies lurking in dark corners. China's Webworm APT is coming to you through your chat apps and cloud services. This group's latest playbook, detailed by Mandiant, highlights a chilling shift towards readily available, consumer-grade tools for espionage.
The alleged architect of the gargantuan Kimwolf botnet, responsible for record-breaking DDoS attacks and targeting critical infrastructure, has been apprehended. This takedown signals a significant win for international cybercrime law enforcement.
Forget your shiny new zero-days. The real threat lurks in modular backdoors. Showboat, a Linux framework, is making waves. And it's not for a good reason.
China's Webworm APT group is upping its game, ditching old malware for C&C channels hidden in plain sight. Think Discord messages and Microsoft Graph API, folks. This isn't your grandpa's cyber espionage.
CrowdStrike has landed a Leader designation in Gartner's brand-new Cyberthreat Intelligence Magic Quadrant. The placement underscores a strategy focused on understanding and disrupting adversaries, especially as AI reshapes the threat landscape.
The sophisticated 'TamperedChef' malware, disguised as legitimate productivity software, is evolving with alarming speed. New research reveals how attackers are exploiting code reuse and certificate manipulation to stay one step ahead of defenders.
Ever wonder how malware slips past your defenses, looking utterly legitimate? It turns out there's a whole underground industry dedicated to giving it a convincing digital handshake. Fox Tempest, a cybercrime-as-a-service provider, was just busted for doing exactly that, and the implications are chilling.
The deluge of alerts facing IT teams isn't the problem; it's the manual slog through disparate systems that cripples incident response. A new webinar aims to shed light on these hidden bottlenecks.
Universal Robots' cobots are no longer safe from a critical vulnerability. A flaw in their PolyScope operating system could let attackers seize control of entire robot fleets.