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Russia state-sponsored hacking group has been linked to cyberattacks on U.S. military weapons and hardware supplier Global Ordnance.

Cybercriminals today are becoming smarter and more creative with their tactics.

The largest stewards of personally identifiable information have poor cybersecurity records. What have they learned from previous breaches?

One of the key decisions that needs to be made in the aftermath of a successful ransomware attack is whether or not the victim organization can or should pay the ransom.

Iranian state-sponsored hackers targeting key figures in activism, journalism, and politics with sophisticated social engineering and credential hack.

At least 10,000 Australians have had their online identities stolen and sold on bot markets for an average of $9 per person, finds new research from N...

North Korean Lazarus hackers have been spotted distributing fake cryptocurrency apps to attack users with a new variant of AppleJeus malware.

As the financial sector digitally transforms, it is under siege, as data from Contrast’s platform and other reports clearly show.

A legal services group has filed a putative class action against a Boston tech company and its affiliate alleging negligence in allowing the disclosure of confidential and sensitive customer information through the hacking of the defendants’ password management service. “Had Defendants adopted and maintained reasonable data security procedures and provided timely notification of the Data

A number of phishing campaigns using the decentralized Interplanetary Filesystem (IPFS) network to host malware, phishing kit infrastructure and facil