Researchers have found that Southeast Asian scam syndicates are stealing an estimated $64 billion annually through various online fraud operations, with the majority of the losses occurring in Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar.

The UK's NCSC and major insurance associations have partnered to help reduce the profitability of ransomware attacks by providing better support and guidance to victims, encouraging resilience, and promoting alternatives to paying ransoms.

The maintainers of the Cacti open-source network monitoring and fault management framework have addressed a dozen security flaws, including two critical issues that could lead to the execution of arbitrary code. The most severe of the vulnerabilities are listed below...

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered an ongoing social engineering campaign that bombards enterprises with spam emails with the goal of obtaining initial access to their environments for follow-on exploitation. "The incident involves a threat actor overwhelming a...

Deploying advanced authentication measures is key to helping organizations address their weakest cybersecurity link: their human users. Having some form of 2-factor authentication in place is a great start, but many organizations may not yet be in that spot or have...

Upon analyzing Mallox samples, researchers identified two distinct affiliates using different approaches. One focused on exploiting vulnerable assets, while the other aimed at broader compromises of information systems on a larger scale.

Upon analyzing Mallox samples, researchers identified two distinct affiliates using different approaches. One focused on exploiting vulnerable assets, while the other aimed at broader compromises of information systems on a larger scale.

Cybercriminals are using an automated service called "Estate" to steal one-time passcodes and hijack user accounts, including bank accounts, crypto wallets, and other sensitive services, by tricking them into revealing the codes over the phone.

The Scattered Spider, a group of hackers, has been actively attacking the finance and insurance industries worldwide, using tactics like domain impersonation, SIM swapping, and partnering with the BlackCat ransomware group to breach high-value firms.

Researchers at Cyble discovered a new ransomware variant called Trinity that employs a double extortion technique and shares similarities with the Venus ransomware, suggesting a potential link or common actor behind these two variants.