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Alexa.com, which was once famous for ranking websites, is shutting down..

Since Emotet malware returned last month, it's been dropping the Cobalt Strike penetration-testing tool directly onto infected endpoints shortly after infection,

Since Emotet malware returned last month, it's been dropping the Cobalt Strike penetration-testing tool directly onto infected endpoints shortly after infection,

Canadian police have arrested Matthew Philbert on suspicion of being tied to multiple ransomware and malware attacks that amassed domestic victims. Separately, a

Canadian police have arrested Matthew Philbert on suspicion of being tied to multiple ransomware and malware attacks that amassed domestic victims. Separately, a

Pirates get 50% off and a lesson on data security.

Microsoft is reportedly showing users of pirated Office software a banner that directs them to buy software subscriptions at a 50 per cent discount.

Microsoft has taken over 42 websites it says were compromised by Chinese hacking group Nickel. Microsoft says that the hackers targeted human rights organizations, think tanks, and government agencies across the world.

It follows Twitter's recent removal of checkmarks from many verified accounts

Today's episode reports on the seizure of an alleged ransomware gang member's funds, a cloud computing security report from Google and more malware found in the Android store