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MuddyWater joins threat groups BatLoader and Luna Moth, which have also been using Syncro to take over devices.

Researchers say security teams have to always look for shifting tactics – in this case Truebot moved to an old tactic: dropping malware on USB drives.

Iran hackers using compromised corporate email accounts to launch spear-phishing attacks on countries in the Middle East and Central and West Asia.

The networks of several U.S. local governments are being targeted with the Drokbk malware allegedly by Iranian hackers exploiting Log4j.

Defenders of software supply chains have a new attack vector to worry about: machine learning models. ML models are at the heart of technologies such as facial recognition and chatbots.

/PRNewswire/ -- According to Technavio, the global deep learning market size is projected to grow by USD 11113.13 million from 2022 to 2027. The market is...

In August, Twitter confirmed that an API vulnerability fixed in January led to data exposure, but the company said there was “no evidence” that it was exploited. Now over 5.4 million stolen user information have been shared for free on a hacker forum. On top of that, a security researcher warned that there is an even larger data dump using the same...

Jefferson Wells study finds that 71% of chief audit executives are now including environmental, social and governance (ESG) in their audit plans.

Researchers at Proofpoint revealed more technical details about SocGholish, a malware variant they identified earlier this month, highlighting its noteworthy tactics that differ from traditional phishing campaigns.

Deep Instinct researchers say just because security pros don’t see a prevalence of infections from a specific group, it doesn’t mean the threat actors aren’t maintaining a presence or monitoring devices.