The lawsuit claims 'flagrant' violations of US federal and state law from the Israeli firm behind the infamous spyware

Attackers can easily manipulate the 9100 port to hijack hardware and steal data, researchers claim

Danish firm says hackers managed to obtain company data and knock out parts of its IT network

Cyber criminals in China control the malware

The malware allows for server-side payment skimming that bypasses browser security

Microsoft security researchers warn hacking is part of broader cyber espionage effort

The NCSC’s and KPMG’s Diversity and inclusion in cyber security report studied the obstacles faced by cyber security professionals

The company wants to 'take its time' to implement the technology in a way that both protects privacy and prevents exposure to online harms

The exploit allows hackers to elevate privileges and create admin accounts

The joint solution improves equity and access to government benefits

Hackers are targeting victims using phone calls and voice mails about cryptocurrency transactions

The side that's better at collaborating with allies will have the upper hand, and until now, that distinction has gone to the cybercriminals.

Cyberattackers had unfettered access to the technology giant's file server for four months.

Millions of texts leading to the Flubot spyware/banking trojan are targeting everyone who uses Androids in the country, in an “exceptional” attack.

The insurer won’t pay for 'acts of cyber-war' or nation-state retaliation attacks.   

A sixth member of international hacking group The Community was sentenced to 10 months in prison and ordered to pay $121,549.37 in restitution.

Most industry analyst firms conclude that between 80-90 percent of network traffic is encrypted today. Jeff Costlow, CISO at ExtraHop, explains why this might not be a good thing.