On some systems the malware drops infostealers and banking Trojans; on others it installs sophisticated post-compromise tools, new analysis shows.

After a flat refusal to pay the ransom, Los Angeles Unified School District's stolen data has been dumped on the Dark Web by a ransomware gang.

Responding to cyberattacks is extraordinarily stressful, but better planning, frequent practice, and the availability of mental health services can help IR professionals, a survey finds.

Some thoughts for Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Is is worth reporting nuisance calls? Is it even worth reporting outright scams?

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Affected firms alerted to bug whose potential impact is heightened by vm2’s use in production environments

The new offering integrates firewall-as-a-service and secure web gateway into cloud-managed networking and security services.

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Attackers are already circling back to reselling stolen data instead of — and in addition to — extortion.

The new round highlights market demand to protect global businesses from soaring breaches through supply chains of critical hardware, devices, firmware, and software.

New research spotlights how attackers are capitalizing on API-driven innovation.

Confidentiality and authentication flaws uncovered by researchers

Two years of scamming + $10 million leeched = 25 years in prison. Just in time for #Cybermonth.

Attackers are using the recently emerged browser-in-the-browser phishing technique to steal accounts from Valve's popular gaming platform, but it's a warning shot to businesses.

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It takes culture as well as individual and corporate responsibilities to ensure workforce data privacy and compliance.

Suspect allegedly thought he was swapping secrets with a foreign government for crypto — but the contact turned out to be an FBI agent.

The Telstra cyber incident comes just weeks after its main rival Optus suffered a major compromise of its customer database.

Researchers had discovered that Microsoft's original mitigation steps for the so-called "ProxyNotShell" flaws was easily bypassed.