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After compromising Azure and Outlook user accounts, threat actors use malicious apps with high privileges to conduct crypto-mining, phishing, and password spraying.

Hackers are exploiting OAuth applications to compromise user accounts, manipulate and confer elevated privileges, and set up cryptomining operations, which has cost

While you probably thought the pandemic put your stress levels through their paces, it turns out 2023 was even more stressful for American workers for a variety of reasons, including mass layoffs, the cost-of-living crisis, and crippling inflation.

The two governments announced sanctions and charges against members of the APT group linked to Russia’s FSB intelligence service.

RedLine Stealer seems to have stolen cybercriminals' hearts as its usage has continued despite cybersecurity efforts to thwart it. Researchers have published reports about the stealer in the past, but its operators may have updated their arsenal with new domains and IP addresses to evade detection and consequent mitigation.

Malvertising schemes have been used by the Storm-0216 threat operation, also known as UNC2198 and Twisted Spider, to deploy the Danabot malware to achieve initial systems access before proceeding with the distribution of Cactus ransomware since last month, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

The realm of intelligence and espionage often seems shrouded in mystery, filled with veiled strategies and clandestine operations.

Risk management has entered a new era defined by a shifting landscape, where Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors represent the new frontier.

Rogue bulletproof hosts are part and parcel of the cybercriminal market that is hidden deep underground. Without means to easily evade detection, attribution, and incarceration, many of today's cybercriminals would not be able to continue their malicious operations.