Ransomware going corporate, Cyber Command changing to a more proactive approach, and cybersecurity professionals weighing in on election security - catch up on all the week's news with the Friday Five.

Caught off guard by a ransomware attack? Security experts say the warning signs were there all along.

A Tesla employee was reportedly approached by a Russian national and asked to install malware on the company's systems.

Researchers report the TA542 threat group has made code changes to its malware and started targeting new locations with Emotet.

Enhancements unify IoT, IT, and OT networks so customers to help customers adapt to changing environments and user requirements.

The Democratic National Committee advises against sharing too much work and personal information on popular dating apps.

Researchers warn that a phishing scam is targeting Instagram users via direct messages on the app.

Efforts to create a technology framework for alerting people to whether they have been exposed to an infectious disease have been hindered by a number of key issues.

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The RCE bug affects versions below 4.4 of the Slack desktop app.

More than 2 billion breached Fortnite accounts have gone up for sale in underground forums so far in 2020 alone.

Chinese national Haizhou Hu was researching bio-mimics and fluid dynamics at the University of Virginia.