Two US insurance companies, Washington National Insurance and Bankers Life, have reported that the personal information of around 66,000 individuals may have been stolen by hackers using SIM-swapping attacks.

Two US insurance companies, Washington National Insurance and Bankers Life, have reported that the personal information of around 66,000 individuals may have been stolen by hackers using SIM-swapping attacks.

Two US insurance companies, Washington National Insurance and Bankers Life, have reported that the personal information of around 66,000 individuals may have been stolen by hackers using SIM-swapping attacks.

Two US insurance companies, Washington National Insurance and Bankers Life, have reported that the personal information of around 66,000 individuals may have been stolen by hackers using SIM-swapping attacks.

Two US insurance companies, Washington National Insurance and Bankers Life, have reported that the personal information of around 66,000 individuals may have been stolen by hackers using SIM-swapping attacks.

The operators of Raspberry Robin are now using two new one-day exploits to achieve local privilege escalation, even as the malware continues to be refined and improved to make it stealthier than before. This means that "Raspberry Robin has access to an exploit seller...

Brazilian banking trojans have a history of expanding abroad, and the emergence of new variants like "Coyote" could lead to their evolution into fully fledged initial access trojans and backdoors.

Brazilian banking trojans have a history of expanding abroad, and the emergence of new variants like "Coyote" could lead to their evolution into fully fledged initial access trojans and backdoors.

Threat hunters have identified a new variant of Android malware called MoqHao that automatically executes on infected devices without requiring any user interaction. "Typical MoqHao requires users to install and launch the app to get their desired purpose, but this...

While ransomware groups targeted a wide range of industries for profit, the demise of several groups in 2023 was attributed to increased pressure from law enforcement and cybersecurity organizations.