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Plus: US midterms survive disinformation efforts, the government names the alleged Lockbit ransomware attacker, and the Powerball drawing hits a security snag.

A malicious Chrome browser extension steals the information available during a browser session and then installs malware to assume control of the entire device.

US Treasury thwarts Killnet DDoS attack, British government scanning all Internet devices hosted in UK, Denmark trains halted by cyberattack

/PRNewswire/ -- WekaIO (WEKA), the global data platform provider for next-generation workloads, today announced that it has appointed Jeffery Giannetti as...

Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) November 01, 2022 -- The Business Intelligence Group today announced the winners of the 2022 Public Relations and Marketing

Deep Instinct on Monday released a report on cybercrime during the first half of 2022 and found at least these three important trends.

The announcement has been noteworthy as this is only the second time OpenSSL has classified a flaw as “critical” since the Heartbleed bug in 2014. It has also been somewhat controversial among the security community, with some questioning whether the OpenSSL project's decision to go public about the vulnerability before the patch gives attackers more opportunities to exploit it.

Ransomware actors have been forming affiliate gangs and using new tactics in order to lure additional victims, according to a new report.

Snyk is the latest in a string of security vendors to shed employees

Snyk's European staff were not immune from the cybersecurity vendor's move to cut 14 per cent of its global workforce this week. The start-up's CEO, Peter McKay,...