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A trio of security flaws open the door to remote-code execution and a malware tsunami.

"We hereby keep a right (sic) to forward all of the relevant documentation and data to military agencies of our choise (sic)" REvil reportedly wrote.

Emerging malware is lurking in Steam profile images.

The decision to pay the ransom demanded by the cybercriminal group was to avoid any further issues or potential problems for its customers, according to the company’s CEO.

Misconfigured dashboards are yet again at the heart of a widespread, ongoing cryptocurrency campaign squeezing Monero and Ethereum from Kubernetes clusters.

Google has patched its Chrome browser, fixing one critical cache issue and a second bug being actively exploited in the wild.

The group, known for masquerading as various APT groups, is back with a spate of attacks on U.S. companies.

The desktop conferencing IoT gadget allows remote attackers to install all kinds of malware and move laterally to other parts of enterprise networks.

Attackers accessed a VPN account that was no longer in use to freeze the company’s network in a ransomware attack whose repercussions are still vibrating.

minute read Share this article: A nameless malware resulted in a huge data heist of files, credentials, cookies and more that researchers found collected into a cloud database. Researchers have uncovered a 1.2-terabyte database of stolen data, lifted from 3.2 million Windows-based computers over the course of two years by an unknown, custom malware. The heisted info includes 6.6 million files and 26 million credentials, and 2 billion web login cookies – with 400 million of the la...