Digital expansion inevitably increases the external attack surface, making you susceptible to cyberthreats. Threat actors increasingly exploit the vulnerabilities stemming from software and infrastructure exposed to the internet; this ironically includes security...

This settlement has implications for the insurance industry, as it clarifies the need to exclude coverage for state-backed cyberattacks linked to war and incidents that significantly disrupt a state's functioning.

Iranian cryptocurrency exchange, Bit24.cash, has exposed sensitive data belonging to nearly 230,000 users. The exchange's misconfigured storage system granted access to KYC data, including passports, IDs, and credit cards.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) said it charged 19 individuals worldwide in connection with the now-defunct xDedic Marketplace, which is estimated to have facilitated more than $68 million in fraud. In wrapping up its investigation into the dark web portal, the...

Threat actors affiliated with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (also known as North Korea) have plundered at least $600 million in cryptocurrency in 2023. The DPRK "was responsible for almost a third of all funds stolen in crypto attacks last year, despite a...

Telecommunication, media, internet service providers (ISPs), information technology (IT)-service providers, and Kurdish websites in the Netherlands have been targeted as part of a new cyber espionage campaign undertaken by a Türkiye-nexus threat actor known as Sea...

A group known as Anonymous Arabic, with links to Turkey and Syria, is behind a sophisticated remote access Trojan called SilverRAT. They plan to release an updated version that can control compromised Windows systems and Android devices.

A group known as Anonymous Arabic, with links to Turkey and Syria, is behind a sophisticated remote access Trojan called SilverRAT. They plan to release an updated version that can control compromised Windows systems and Android devices.

A group known as Anonymous Arabic, with links to Turkey and Syria, is behind a sophisticated remote access Trojan called SilverRAT. They plan to release an updated version that can control compromised Windows systems and Android devices.

A group known as Anonymous Arabic, with links to Turkey and Syria, is behind a sophisticated remote access Trojan called SilverRAT. They plan to release an updated version that can control compromised Windows systems and Android devices.