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PALO ALTO, Calif., May 16, 2024 -- HP Inc. today issued its quarterly HP Wolf Security Threat Insights Report, showing attackers are relying on open redirects, overdue invoice lures, and...

Cat-phishing and bogus invoicing are among the notable techniques cybercriminals deployed during the first three months of 2024, according to the quarterly HP Wolf Security Threat Insights Report.

HP’s Patrick Schläpfer discusses the new ways cyberattackers are trying to sneak past defenses and how most attacks begin with human error. Cyberattackers are…

It doesnt take much to avoid detection

Chrome users are being urged to check their web browsers after the discovery of a vicious bug that can hijack this popular software.

A new version of the infamous browser extension is spreading through files on websites offering pirated wares, and leverages unique persistence mechanisms.

New report finds attackers hiding malware in OneNote documents, while threat actors bypass Office macro controls.

Google Chrome users have been placed on red alert after the discovery of a vicious extension that can hijack this popular web browser.

While pirating sites might look appealing, they have more than just good files that can be downloaded. Read on for more.

A leading security researcher has called into question why Google still allows malware links to top search results