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A cyber threat actor has claimed to have leaked 144GB of data from Royal Mail users

Supply chain attacks, brand impersonation, and APTs top the list of threats to businesses

By using fake references and building connections with recruiters, some North Korean nationals are landing six-figure jobs that replenish DPRK coffers.

While the House Committee on Government Reform was looking for retaliatory options, cybersecurity experts pointed them toward building better defenses.

Apple has also fixed vulnerabilities in iPadOS 17.7.6, macOS Sonoma 14.7.5, and macOS Ventura 13.7.5, as well as its recently released iOS 18.4.

A novel skimming attack has been observed by Jscramber, using the Stripe API to steal payment information by injecting malicious scripts into pages

Cybersecurity agencies have issued a stark message that too little is being done to sniff out malware hiding in corporate networks

Organizations are looking to automation, orchestration, and risk mitigation as key security priorities

While not malicious, the bots can overwhelm web applications in a way similar to bad actors

The firm’s new service is now live and available to a limited number of partners

Rising workloads and a shortage of staff means it's missing its targets - and things may get worse before they get better

Layoffs may cause short-term disruptions, but they don't represent a catastrophic loss of cybersecurity capability — because the true cyber operations never resided solely within CISA to begin with.

Signal, Wickr, WhatsApp, and Cape all have different approaches to security and privacy, yet most are finding ways to make secure communications more private.

At least three major energy solution and renewable energy companies have nearly 50 vulnerabilities — many of them "basic" mistakes — indicating a lack of developed cybersecurity safeguards.

Beginning on May 5, the tech giant will enforce new email authentication protocols for Outlook users who send large volumes of email.

The vendor had originally assessed the flaw as low risk but now says it is a critical issue that enables remote code execution.

CrushFTP CEO Ben Spink slammed several cybersecurity companies for creating confusion around a critical authentication bypass flaw that's currently under attack.

The malware, first discovered in 2016, has been updated over the years, and the latest version is now hiding in the firmware of counterfeit mobile phones.