​The Department of Justice (DoJ) recently charged two suspects for allegedly leading a crime ring that laundered at least $73 million from cryptocurrency investment scams, also known as "pig butchering." In pig butchering scams, criminals approac

Microsoft Threat Intelligence noted that "Storm-1811," a financially motivated threat actor tracked since mid-April, has been following the same playbook as the recent Black Basta ransomware vishing campaign.

Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) discovered a new Android banking Trojan dubbed "Antidot." According to researchers, the malware is sophisticated as it includes overlay attacks, keylogging, and obfuscation capabilities.

A critical vulnerability in a Python package used by Artificial Intelligence (AI) application developers enables arbitrary code execution. The flaw, dubbed "Llama Drama," was discovered by researcher Patrick Peng.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently announced that the WebTPA Employer Services (WebTPA) data breach disclosed earlier this month impacts nearly 2.5 million individuals.

Australian healthcare company MediSecure has recently suffered a “large scale” ransomware attack, putting individuals’ personal and health information at risk.

A malicious campaign has used a legitimate GitHub profile to spread information-stealing malware.

According to researchers at Belgium's KU Leuven, attackers can exploit a fundamental design flaw in the IEEE 802.11 Wi-Fi standard to trick victims into connecting to a less secure wireless network.

Researchers have found almost a dozen security flaws that affect the GE HealthCare Vivid Ultrasound product family. The exploitation of these vulnerabilities could allow malicious actors to tamper with patient data and install

Google recently announced the release of Chrome 125 to the stable channel with patches for nine vulnerabilities, including four reported by external researchers.

Researchers have discovered a sophisticated cyber campaign targeting US Artificial Intelligence (AI) organizations. "UNK_SweetSpecter," a May 2024 campaign, uses the "SugarGh0st RAT," a "Gh0stRAT"-based Remote Access Trojan (RAT).

The North Korean hacker group "Kimsuky" is now using "Gomir," a new Linux malware and version of the GoBear backdoor.