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From the launch of Lockbit’s affiliate program to new languages featured within BlackCat’s latest family, the impact and scale that RaaS offers ransomware gangs has proven successful...

A new study by Microsoft shows that hackers are warming up to AI and using the technology to deploy their attacks.

MCLEAN, Va. & BEDFORD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 20, 2023--

From smoothly written scam texts to bad actors cloning voices and superimposing faces on videos, generative AI is arming fraudsters with powerful new weapons.

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Attackers could exploit the Windows Container Isolation Framework, which is the container architecture of Microsoft used to separate file systems from containers, to circumvent malware detection controls and evade endpoint security systems, The Hacker News reports.

Vulnerabilities new and old made for a busy week for security teams. Affected products include Windows, Ivanti, Adobe, Cisco & Juniper.

Cyber espionage group MuddyWater's or Mercury's first major campaign was seen as early as 2012. But as things always go in the cybersecurity realm, threat groups, especially those that gain infamy, don't necessarily just come and go.

Organizations increasingly willing to pay ransoms to recover from attacks while rising stress levels are forcing security workers to consider quitting.

Senior security professionals view generative AI as a disruptive cybersecurity threat, with 46 percent of respondents to a new survey believing generative AI will increase their organizations vulnerability to attacks.