According to security researchers at WithSecure, the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware group’s operations seem to have halted amid allegations of defrauding an affiliate involved in the Optum attack, which targeted the Change Healthcare platform, resulting in

Georgia’s largest county, Fulton County, is still repairing the damage inflicted on its government a month ago by hackers who shut down office phone lines, left clerks unable to issue vehicle registrations or marriage licenses, and threatened to public

American Express recently started warning customers that credit cards were exposed in a third-party data breach after one of its service providers was hacked.

Chinese video surveillance equipment manufacturer Hikvision has recently announced patches for two vulnerabilities in its security management system, HikCentral Professional.

A team of researchers developed one of the first generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) worms, which can spread from one system to another.

Energinet, the Danish national transmission system operator for electricity and natural gas, together with researchers from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), demonstrated how quantum key encryption can protect society from the threat posed by

A new research project led by David Lo, a computer science professor at Singapore Management University (SMU), aims to develop a method for finding cybersecurity vulnerabilities in a software application's source code.

New research proposes a novel approach to addressing the challenges posed by deepfake technology, which creates manipulated media content resembling authentic footage.

Gretchen Matthews, mathematics professor and director of the Commonwealth Cyber Initiative in Southwest Virginia, discusses new hard problems that can support cryptography for today's computing devices but could also survive an attack by an adversary t

CyLab's picoCTF seeks to close the cybersecurity workforce gap by introducing cybersecurity to the next generation through its annual online hacking competition.

Researchers have discovered a new Linux variant of a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) called BIFROSE, also known as Bifrost. It uses a deceptive domain that spoofs VMware.

New research on consumer understanding of privacy terms, released by the Consumer Policy Research Centre and UNSW Sydney, reveals that Australian consumers do not understand how companies, including data brokers, track, target, and profile them.