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A new study has revealed that 58 per cent of malware families sold as a service are ransomware.

This research report categorizes the automated breach and attack simulation market to forecast revenues and analyze trends by Offering-platforms and tools, and services, Service, Deployment Mode, Application, End User, and Region

Alarming statistics revealed in Cymulate's assessments as organizations continue to be at risk from MOVEit vulnerability.

The internet’s black market is full of stolen credentials to access the Open AI artificial intelligence technology, which can reveal users’ confidential information

Companies offering digital forensics help other firms with cybersecurity needs. Learn more about these providers and the five best picks here.

The ConsumerAffairs-Trend Micro Threat Alert has identified an increase in scams trying to exploit the upcoming Amazon Prime Day promotion.

Article In an astonishing revelation, Group-IB identifies over 100,000 infected devices with Malware stealing saved ChatGPT credentials Introduction In an

Google's announcement of the launch of the .zip ngTLD was met by a lot of debate. Many believe threat actors could abuse the ngTLD for phishing and other malicious campaigns, primarily since it could be easily confused with the .zip file extension.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recently confirmed that multiple federal agencies fell victim to intrusions.

The Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence team presented a new study that reveals ransomware as the most widespread Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) over the past seven years.