From malware-stuffed piracy apps to the Docker breach, get yourself up to date with everything we wrote last week – it’s roundup time.

Singapore’s central bank sent a payment to Canada using blockchain technology last week, in a clear signal that the technology has value.

It went down in flames, with a rogue admin blackmailing vendors and buyers and leaking login credentials and the IP address.

The updated Add-on Policy aims to rid Firefox of third-party malicious code that hides what it’s really up to.

Turla hacking team abuses a legitimate feature of the Exchange server in order to hide out and access all of the target organization's messages.

Behavioral biometrics is a building block to be used in conjunction with other security measures, but it shows promise.

One moment, the defenders’ network looked secure but the next, as if out of nowhere, the ransom note pops up.

Oleksii Petrovich Ivanov has been extradited in the U.S. after allegedly launching malvertising campaigns that caused victims to view malicious ads on more than 100 million occasions.

Half a billion records have been exposed in total, with over 86 breaches affecting the two states since January, according to Risk Based Security.

Forensic analysis shows a Chinese APT using Equation Group hacking tools at least a year before Shadow Brokers dumped its cache in April 2017.

Criminals have begun to recognize that enterprise ransomware offers tremendous financial advantage over the more traditional tactics of wire fraud and account takeover.

While very little money will change hands, the sum is believed to be one of the largest judgments for the theft of trade secrets in U.S. history.

The number of live, accessible .onion sites amounts to less than 0.005% of surface web domains, researchers report.

Ranking based on consumers' cybersecurity practices - or lack thereof.

New Symantec research shows how the Buckeye group captured an exploit and backdoor used by the National Security Agency and deployed them on other victims.