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Digital.ai updates platform to offer better predictive analytics

One of the new predictive intelligence features is Flow Acceleration, which predicts development cycle times.

Scammers already exploiting Silicon Valley Bank collapse

Criminals are already taking advantage of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), which has affected a number of tech firms across the world.

iTWire - Proofpoint says threat actor deploying malicious code on media sites

More than 250 regional and national newspaper sites in the US have accessed malicious JavaScript that is being created by an actor known as TA569, the...

Crime group hijacks hundreds of US news websites to push malware

At least 250 U.S. national and regional news sites are affected, according to security firm Proofpoint.

Hundreds of U.S. news sites hit in SocGholish supply-chain attack

The compromised infrastructure of an undisclosed media company is being used by threat actors to deploy the SocGholish JavaScript malware framework (also known as FakeUpdates) on the websites of hundreds of newspapers across the U.S.

Hundreds of U.S. news sites push malware in supply-chain attack

The compromised infrastructure of an undisclosed media company is being used by threat actors to deploy the SocGholish JavaScript malware framework (also known as FakeUpdates) on the websites of hundreds of newspapers across the U.S.

Ankura CTIX FLASH Update - September 16, 2022 - Security

Threat actors have begun taking advantage of the recent death of Queen Elizabeth II in a phishing campaign discovered by Proofpoint Threat Insight researchers.

Scam Alert! Fake Microsoft Emails About Queen's Death Can Steal Your Confidential Information

Hackers are exploiting Queen Elizabeth II's death to steal Microsoft credentials from the users.

Hackers are Using the Death of Queen Elizabeth II To Exploit Microsoft Credentials

Emotet Malware Gang Targets Chrome-based Credit Card Data

The Emotet malware gang, the criminals behind the Emotet botnet, are now targeting Chrome-based credit card information.