Sponsored Post Some of the most famous cyber attacks in history have been directed against Industrial Control Systems (ICS). They include the 2009 Stuxnet incident,

The Medusa ransomware gang has put online what it claims is a massive leak of internal Microsoft materials, including Bing and Cortana source code. “This

Six years after a jury decided otherwise, Google has convinced an appeals court to reverse a $20 million judgment against the web giant after Chrome

Analysis Israeli spyware shop QuaDream is reportedly shutting down due to financial troubles. The vendor was last week named by Citizen Lab as the source

Developers who use GitHub Actions to build software packages for the npm registry can now add a command flag that will publish details about the

Over the last ten years, at least 80 countries have purchased commercial cyber intrusion software, or spyware. For dozens of states without a skills base,

Webinar There’s nothing complicated about the statistics released in Sysdig’s latest report. They’re alarming and should keep many an IT team up at night. The

Four US citizens have been accused of working on behalf of the Russian government to push pro-Kremlin propaganda and unduly influence elections in Florida. According

The UK and US governments have sounded the alarm on Russian intelligence targeting unpatched Cisco routers to deploy malware and carry out surveillance. In a

Authored by Lakshya Mathur and Sriram P  McAfee Intelligence observed a huge spike in extortion email frauds over the past month. The intent of these fraudulent

Security researchers and analysts can now search Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence Defender database using file hashes and URLs when pulling together information for network intrusion investigations

Two execs and a multinational payment processing company must pay $650k to the US government, says the FTC, which accuses them of knowingly processing credit

Several police forces in Britain are being put on the naughty step by the UK’s data watchdog for using a calling app that recorded hundreds

The UK’s chartered institute for IT has slammed proposed legislation that could see the government open a “back door” to encrypted messaging. BCS, formerly the

Black Basta, the extortionists who claimed they were the ones who lately broke into Capita, have reportedly put up for sale sensitive details, including bank

The United States Department of Justice has charged 44 people over schemes prosecutors allege were run by China’s National Police to silence opponents of the

An Australian military helicopter crash was reportedly caused by failure to apply a software patch, with a heft side serving of pilot error. The helicopter

LockBit has developed ransomware that can encrypt files on Arm-powered Macs, said to be a first for the prolific cybercrime crew.  Those behind the MalwareHunterTeam