Two days after disclosure, most instances of the remote desktop tool remain unpatched, while cyberattackers have started in-the-wild exploitation — and researchers warn it could get ugly, fast.

Though the incident took place over a known Houthi area, some say this incident was at the hands of a Somali group, based on frequent communication disruptions in the country.

The researchers tested their theory on nine chargers, each different and available to consumers, and found them all to be vulnerable to these attacks.

More than 3,000 unique attacks hitting Hadoop and Druid honeypots in just the past month indicate an attacker testing phase.

Researchers warn of a “ransomware free-for-all” after ScreenConnect vulnerability is exploited

Two Maryland residents have been convicted of a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme against Apple

New cyber resiliency services aim to help enterprise customers drive business continuity and reduce operational costs

A huge surge in attacks on Ivanti Connect Secure products has been recorded in recent weeks, and security experts are warning firms to remain vigilant

ISC2 found that 82% of cybersecurity professionals believe AI will improve the efficiency of their jobs

If you’re ready to start moving up to higher positions in the lucrative cybersecurity field, this e-learning bundle can help you pass certification exams.

A new data leak that appears to have come from one of China's top private cybersecurity firms provides a rare glimpse into the commercial side of China's many state-sponsored hacking groups. Experts say the leak illustrates how Chinese government agencies…

SentinelLabs and ClearSky said the group leverage a substantial network of social media accounts

The OWASP Foundation provides new guidelines to deploy secure-by-design LLM use cases

What is a VPN (virtual private network)? And how can it make your time online more secure—and a little more private too? Here we’ll take a look at what a

The outing of recent state-backed threat actors provide important cyber security strategy lessons for Australia, says Tenable.

The latest ploy by the APT also known as Charming Cypress targets policy experts in the Middle East, Europe, and the US.