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Medusa ransomware is a malicious software that encrypts victims' data and demands a ransom for its release. The threat actors behind this st...

NCC Group, a global leader in cyber security, today launched a new Online Exposure Monitoring service to give organisations increased visibility and understanding of their exposure across the...

Our products detect Medusa ransomware by File Threat Protection as variants of Trojan-Ransom.Win32.MedusaNg. Additionally, products with the...

Instead of managing passwords, its stealing them

Evolution isn't only for humans and other living things. Apparently, malware can evolve, too, and IcedID is a good example. First detected as a banking trojan in 2017, IcedID continues to undergo updates that make it even more dangerous. In the past few months, IcedID variants have been observed to deliver ransomware payloads instead of performing its original function -- stealing financial data.

Fake Bitwarden sites are pushing installers purportedly for the open-source password manager that carry a new password-stealing malware that security researchers call ZenRAT.

The Boeing F-15EX  is not the only option on the table to address Poland's potential air superiority requirement. In fact, Eurofighter has also been in talks with Warsaw for some time, offering the Typhoon to fill in that role.

Regulators should think about how to make AI identity a reality

By: Nav Chander, Head of Service Provider SD-WAN/SASE Product Marketing. Part 3 in our blog series on SD-WAN, Secure Service Edge (SSE), and multi-cloud networking (MCN), highlighting how these 3 technology areas are analogous to 3 different musical instruments that can be played separately but combined, are better together.

WoofLocker tech support scams have been wreaking havoc since 2017 but the threat actors behind it don't seem to be done yet. In fact, the threat may have become even more resilient.